The groundbreaking ceremony for the China-Aid Project of National Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Laboratory was held in Liberia, attended by Chinese Ambassador Yin Chengwu and President Joseph Boakai. The project is set to enhance medical services for military personnel and the broader population, symbolizing strong bilateral ties and cooperation.
On December 20, a groundbreaking ceremony for the China-Aid Project of the National Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Laboratory took place in Liberia. The event was graced by H.E. Yin Chengwu, the Chinese Ambassador to Liberia, and H.E. Joseph Nyuma Boakai, the President of Liberia. Other distinguished attendees included Hon. Geraldine Janet George, Minister of National Defense; Cllr. N. Oswald Tweh, Minister of Justice; and Mr. Ji Kecheng, CFO of the Shandong Hi-Speed Group, among others.
Ambassador Yin Chengwu emphasized the significance of the project, noting it as a manifestation of China’s commitment to actualizing the agreements established during meetings between the heads of state of China and Liberia, as well as the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) summit. The ambassador described the project as a landmark achievement for the 14th Military Hospital and Armed Forces, predicting that, once complete, the facility will enhance medical services for both military personnel and the broader population of Liberia, thus advancing the ARREST agenda and promoting a shared future between China and Africa.
President Boakai expressed profound gratitude to the Chinese Government, highlighting that the project symbolizes bilateral friendship and cooperation. He acknowledged that the state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facilities would not only serve military personnel but would ultimately benefit all citizens in Liberia. Other officials also conveyed their appreciation for the Chinese government’s support and committed to utilizing the new infrastructure to improve medical services for the Liberian populace.
The groundbreaking ceremony for the China-Aid Project of the National Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Laboratory marks a crucial step in enhancing Liberia’s healthcare infrastructure. This initiative reflects the robust relationship between China and Liberia, underscored by commitments made during high-level meetings between leaders of the two nations. The partnership is especially notable in the context of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, which aims to foster collaboration in various sectors, including health. The establishment of the laboratory is awaited with hope as it promises to elevate the standard of medical services available to both military and civilian populations in Liberia.
In conclusion, the commencement of the China-Aid Project of the National Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Laboratory signifies a cornerstone in Liberia’s healthcare development, bolstered by the strong diplomatic ties with China. With the project expected to deliver advanced medical services to both military and civilian sectors, it serves not only as a symbol of friendship but as a vital resource aimed at improving national health outcomes. The continued collaboration between the two nations reflects their shared vision for the future.
Original Source: www.fmprc.gov.cn
