China News Service, Nanning, March 3 (Yang Chen, Wang Yuxia, He Rui) Guangxi International Zhuang Medicine Hospital signed an agreement with the Affiliated Hospital of Hue Medical University in Vietnam on the 3rd through a remote video conference to strengthen cooperation in the field of traditional ethnic medicine.
Guangxi has abundant marine medicinal resources and medicinal resources of ethnic minorities such as Zhuang, Yao and Miao with national characteristics.
The local and ASEAN countries are geographically close, culturally connected, and disease spectrum similar, and have a broad basis for cooperation in the field of traditional medicine.
The picture shows the signing ceremony.
Photo by He Rui
According to the agreement, Guangxi International Zhuang Medicine Hospital will cooperate with the Affiliated Hospital of Hue University of Medicine in Vietnam in terms of sharing medical resources, research and development of traditional medicine, promotion of suitable technologies for ethnic medicine, and exchange and training of medical talents.
Yue Guihua, President of Guangxi International Zhuang Medical Hospital, expressed the hope that through pragmatic cooperation, we will promote exchanges in the medical field, promote the inheritance and innovation of traditional medicine and Zhuang Yao medicine, and make green, simple, convenient, easy and cheap Zhuang Yao medicine better benefit. Vietnamese people.
Nguyen Ke Hung, Vice President of Vietnam Hue University of Medicine and Dean of the Affiliated Hospital of Vietnam Hue University of Medicine, agreed.
He said that there are many similarities in traditional medicine between Vietnam and China. He hoped that the two sides could take this signing as an opportunity to learn from each other and strengthen cooperation in scientific research, teaching, personnel training, clinical diagnosis and treatment, etc., so as to protect the people of the two countries. make greater contributions to health.
In recent years, Guangxi has focused on deepening and expanding cooperation in the protection and utilization of medicinal plants, scientific and technological innovation, personnel training, etc., and has formed an opening-up and cooperation pattern in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, mainly from ASEAN countries, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, covering more than 40 countries and regions. .
Zhang Yujun, deputy director of the Guangxi Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that the above cooperation is conducive to the inheritance, innovation and development of traditional Chinese medicine.
It is hoped that both sides will focus on giving full play to the unique advantages of traditional medicine, improve medical service capabilities, and standardize service behaviors, so that traditional medicine can better protect people's health.
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