I wouldn't. That answer won't make you memorable, because it is exactly what most applicants would say. I think the best answer would mention some of those specific things, and then relate back to your experiences and why that particular thing is appealing to you.
Example 1: "[...] and I really like your international program." At the adcom meeting, they will ask your interviewer why you're a good fit for the school, and can you imagine him saying "well she likes our international program."?
Example 2: "I am very interested in your international program, since I lived in ___ for a year and had a chance to participate in x, y, z. I would like to return there during or after medical school to continue this work and maybe even do research on ___ which I found intriguing, etc". Now the adcom asks the interviewer why you're a good fit, and he says "well she is likely to take advantage of our international program, she lived in ___ and wants to do an elective there etc".
Anyways, I have no idea what they talk about in the adcom meetings, but something specific to your candidacy will surely be better than a generic answer.
