BDMS Wellness Clinic Continue to expand the health network to the Middle East

Empowering international cooperation to pin Thailand to the Wellness Hub Global

At the Royal Thai Embassy in Muscat Sultanate of Oman

Bangkok, Thailand – 10 December 2568 – BDMS Wellness Clinic (BDMS Wellness Clinic) The Preventive Health Center under Bangkok Dusit Medical Public Company Limited is led by Dr. Tanupol Wirulahakarun Chairman of the Board of Directors of BDMS Wellness Clinic and BDMS Wellness Bangkok Dusit Medical Public Company Limited was honored by Ms. Varunee Pankrajang Ambassador to Muscat Sultanate of Oman to discuss ways to continue health cooperation between Thailand and Oman Under the concept of "Health Vision This is a long-term vision for Oman's health system in important dimensions, including health finance, human resource development, medical services, technology, and medical products, which is in line with the mission and vision. Wellness Hub Thailand of the field.Dr. Tanupol in pushing Wellness Tourism of Thailand to the international level and push Thailand to become a Wellness Hub Global

Wealthy but Unhealthy: Wealth alone may not answer the question.? When OmanCrates face challenges from NCDs In an aging society

Oman is one of the high-potential markets in the Middle East region with outstanding growth rates in both the economy and the health industry, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).IMF) As of May 2025, it is stated that the Gulf Cooperation Countries (GCC) Yes GDP The total reached 2.16 trillion US dollars, accounting for 44.51% of the GDP and 1.89% of the GDP With a population of 62.47 million people and a high average per capita income at the top of the region, it has strong economic potential and purchasing power, as well as a growing demand for premium quality health services.

However, despite Oman's being one of the most economically wealthy countries with high per capita incomes, the population still faces health challenges, especially chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs) This is considered the main problem. By data from World Health Organization or WHO revealed that more than 80% of deaths in Oman Caused by the disease NCDs That's about 13,The diseases with the highest mortality rates are coronary artery disease, cancer, diabetes, and chronic respiratory diseases, respectively.

Obesity in Oman: Public Health Issues Latent in Modern Lifestyles

Amid a situation where the Omani population is facing more complex health challenges due to the burden of chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs) Data from the World Health Organization (WHO) It reflects a clear picture of the role of "obesity", which is not just an issue of appearance. However, it is an important starting point for various types of chronic non-communicable diseases as mentioned above. At present, it is found that more than 66.9% of Omanis or about 3 percent,328,This is an important warning sign that points to the need to strengthen preventive health systems to improve the quality of life of the people and create a secure health future for the country.

            Dr. Tanupol Wirulahakarun Chairman of the Board of Directors of BDMS Wellness Clinic and BDMS Wellness Resort Bangkok Dusit Medical Public Company Limited "The main factor contributing to the increase in obesity among the Omani people is clearly due to the changes in modern lifestyles. Whether it is a consumption model that emphasizes convenience and speed. Eating a high-energy diet Reduced body mobility due to the abundance of amenities in daily life, as well as long working hours, which reduces time for self-care. These factors have gradually shaped into overweight, which has become a health problem that continues to worsen. Therefore, obesity is a clear warning sign. Let everyone be aware of the importance of holistic health care to reduce the risk of chronic non-communicable diseases and create a good quality of life in the long term."

"Preventive health care, or Proactive Healthcare It not only helps us detect risks and prevent diseases early, but is also key to balancing lifestyles, reducing the burden of treatment costs, and improving people's quality of life in a sustainable manner, as well as creating a proactive self-care culture that can prevent the occurrence of chronic non-communicable diseases in the long term, and support the country's health system to be resilient, robust, and ready to face future health challenges." Added

Economy Wellness: Thailand's Treasure To drive the growth of GDP Health Tourism

When it comes to preventive healthcare, one of the trends that is gaining popularity and playing an important role globally is the 'health economy' (Wellness Economy) It focuses on investing in and developing services that promote physical, mental health and overall quality of life. Global Wellness Institute (GWI) The global wellness economy is expected to grow at a rate of 7.6% per year during 2024–2029. Among the sectors of the wellness economy, Health tourism is a business with outstanding growth, ranking 5th after other key sectors, including health real estate (Wellness Real Estate) Traditional medicine and medicineAlternatives (Traditional & Complementary Medicine) Mental Health Care (Mental Wellness) and Mineral Water and Natural Hot Spring Therapy (Thermal & Mineral Springs Therapy)

For Thailand, it is considered one of the important destinations for foreign tourists who come for health tourism.Relaxation is combined with holistic health care and health experiences in various dimensions, from preventive health check-ups, recovery after illness. Specialized treatments to recreational retreats. Wellness that combines Thai medicine and modern medicine with the culture of Dang De.M It is also surrounded by beautiful scenery and nature in Thailand, such as mountains, seas, and rivers. It creates a relaxing atmosphere that is conducive to the rejuvenation of the body, mind and spirit, allowing visitors to experience a variety of wellness promotions.

As a result, the focus on health-promoting services has become a factor that continues to attract the attention of both the domestic population and foreign tourists. The potential and advantages of Thailand in various aspects. Not only is it one of the factors that help promote health for tourists around the world. but also enhance the income and growth of GDP It also reflects Thailand's potential to become a hub of Wellness Hub This is in line with the vision of Health Vision Oman's 2050 reflects new opportunities for the development of economic cooperation. Wellness between the two countries. This includes providing health services, medical support, and promoting health tourism. Thailand can meet the needs with modern medical infrastructure. Health Services and Wellness International Standards, Reputation Hospitality that are widely accepted, including hospitals. Luxury health care clinics and specializing in Holistic & Preventive Healthcare This will make Thailand an important partner in driving Oman's modern health system concretely.