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"As National President of Indian Association of Occupational Health (IAOH), today I was privileged to represent IAOH and be invited as Guest of Honour at the Inaugural Ceremony of the 16th Indonesia Occupational Medicine Updates (#IOMU) Conference by the Chair & Office Bearers of PERDOKI /Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association (#IOMA) in Jakarta! It was a great opportunity to interact and exchange ideas with experts & stalwarts in #OccupationalHealth from Indonesia"

"I was deeply honored and appreciates being one of the winners of the IOMU 2024 Scientific Competition. This competition provided a valuable opportunity to develop research in the area of occupational medicine and engage in discussions with experts. The knowledge gained through workshops and conferences was very comprehensive and updated. Thank you to IOMU for this amazing opportunity, may this event continue to grow and encourage new innovations in the field of occupational health"

"There were so many updates on the latest knowledge in occupational medicine presented by the panelist. The BIG Data workshop is very beneficial for us EMP Group doctors. Aamiin."

"Truly inspiring and very relevant event. Encouraging the professionals in the area of occupational medicine to implement science-based innovations in daily practice. Through the adoption of technology and digital data, be more prepared to face the challenges of occupational health in the 5.0 era."

"I had the honor of delivering a keynote on Occupational and Environmental Medicine in Jakarta, Indonesia. It was an incredible opportunity to share insights on the latest advancements in the field and discuss strategies to promote healthier workplaces and communities. The engagement and enthusiasm of the audience were truly inspiring, and I’m grateful for the chance to connect with fellow professionals dedicated to improving health and safety standards worldwide. Looking ahead, the opportunities in Indonesia are immense. The country's investment in training infrastructure and future-oriented programs lays fertile ground for Indonesia to emerge as a leader in Occupational Health & Safety in the Asia Pacific region. The potential for growth and innovation in this field is exciting, and I am optimistic about the positive impact it will have on both local and regional scales."