The opening ceremony of the 'Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ) Bio & Healthcare Supply Chain Special Pavilion,' which will operate from the 8th to the 10th, was attended by Commissioner Yoon Won-seok as well as representatives from the 8 participating companies, including BNJ BioPharma, Kaimi, and RudaCure.
The Incheon Free Economic Zone Agency established this special pavilion to expand the supply chains and promote procurement activities of bio and healthcare startups supported by innovation support institutions located in IFEZ, through product and service exhibitions, business partner networking, and mutual information exchange.
To operate the pavilion, the Incheon Free Economic Zone Agency pre-selected 8 companies—including BNJ BioPharma, Kaimi, RudaCure, BrainGear, Basil Biotech, Able Labs, Able Therapeutics, and Mtech Lab—through recommendations and collaboration with Incheon Technopark and Must Accelerator, two leading innovation support institutions in the Incheon region.
Source: Businesskorea (https://www.businesskorea.co.kr)
CEO Yongho Kim, who attended BIO KOREA, stated, "Based on the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) for the pain treatment 'RCI002' developed through the Startup Leap Forward Package support, we plan to secure intellectual property rights in multiple countries including Europe, China, and Latin America, and advance into the global market."