China News Service, Berlin, April 15th. Stockholm News: Chinese Ambassador to Sweden Cui Aimin met with experts from the Swedish National Epidemic Center on the 14th local time.
During the meeting, experts from the center positively affirmed the theoretical and practical achievements of traditional Chinese medicine.
On the same day, Ambassador Cui Aimin met with Professor Rush Ernstrand, Director of the Swedish National Epidemic Center, Director of the Translational Microbiome Research Center at Karolinska Institutet, Dr. Jessica Elm, Director of the National Epidemic Center, and Hua The representative of Big Gene in Sweden exchanged views on the development trend of the new crown epidemic, anti-epidemic policy measures and anti-epidemic scientific research cooperation.
The Science and Technology Counselor of the Embassy attended the meeting.
Professor Ernstrand said that continuously improving the vaccination rate is the most critical factor for the success of the fight against the epidemic, and that severe illness and death can be effectively prevented through vaccination.
At the same time, he said that virus sequencing is very important for understanding the law of virus mutation, promoting new crown scientific research and responding to future pandemics. He hoped to continue to promote international cooperation with China and other countries in related fields and build a global scientific research sharing network.
Professor Ernstrand positively affirmed the theoretical and practical achievements of traditional Chinese medicine, and believed that traditional Chinese medicine could play a greater role in fighting the epidemic and responding to possible future pandemics.
Ambassador Cui Aimin listened to the opinions and suggestions of experts on the anti-epidemic work, highly affirmed the scientific research cooperation and achievements of Chinese and Swiss researchers in the field of new crown research, and hoped that scientists from the two countries will further strengthen anti-epidemic scientific research cooperation, share anti-epidemic experience, and share scientific research results , to contribute more to the international community's early victory over the epidemic.
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