Cambodian Health Minister Mam Bunheng (R) shakes hands with Li Bin, minister in charge of China's National Health and Family Planning Commission, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Dec. 6, 2016. (Xinhua/Sovannara) |
Cambodia, China to boost health cooperation
Xinhua / | 6 December 2016
PHNOM
PENH, Dec. 6 (Xinhua) -- Cambodia and China signed four Memorandums of
Understanding (MoUs) here on Tuesday, focusing their bilateral
cooperation on the combat of infectious diseases, maternal and child
care, capacity building and research, said a press release from the
Cambodian government.
Cambodian
health minister Mam Bunheng and Li Bin, minister in charge of China's
National Health and Family Planning Commission, inked two MoUs on the
control of emerging infectious diseases, prevention of HIV/AIDS, control
of malaria, traditional medicine, trauma surgery, and maternal and
child care, the press release said.
The
two ministers also witnessed the signing of two other MoUs on capacity
building for health professionals and medical research, which were
reached between Cambodia's National Pediatric Hospital and China's Hunan
Hospital, and between Cambodia's College of Stomatology and Guangxi
Medical University, it added.
Speaking after the signing ceremony, Bunheng said the deals were very important to help develop health sector in Cambodia.
"The MoUs we signed today are a testament to China's high attention to the well-being of the Cambodian people," he said.
"These
cooperation agreements will help improve the health of Cambodian people
and contribute to the development of health sector in Cambodia."
Li
said China was pleased to support Cambodia in the development of health
sector and hoped that more Cambodian people would get benefits from
this bilateral cooperation.
"I'm
confident that the signed MoUs will open a new chapter of our bilateral
cooperation in health sector and will contribute further to deepening
the comprehensive strategic partnership between our two countries," she
said.
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