At the 5th Multilateral Naval Exercise Komodo (MNEK) 2025, wund+™ by GWS Wellness proudly stepped in as the main sponsor for a marine conservation mission on 18 February 2025 at Bali Coral, Tanjung Benoa.
With 38 participating nations, including the United States, Australia, Vietnam, Singapore, and Malaysia, the initiative focused on ocean preservation—because protecting marine ecosystems today means securing a better future for generations to come.
Opening the event, Commodore TNI Heri Tri Wibowo, Head of Naval Operations for the Indonesian Navy, emphasised that MNEK 2025 is more than just military drills—it’s about taking real action for the planet. As highlighted by the Bali Provincial Government, this aligns with the Military Operations Other Than War (OMSP) strategy, reinforcing the commitment to sustainability.
The day kicked off with the release of 500 baby sea turtles, followed by a coral reef planting session led by skilled naval divers from various countries. These hands-on efforts support global sustainability goals, helping to restore marine balance, protect biodiversity, and maintain thriving coastal ecosystems.
As a main sponsor, wund+™ by GWS Wellness is proud to be part of this movement—not just through cutting-edge wound care innovations, but also by supporting a cleaner, healthier world for today and the future.
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