06/05/2025
32 Health Practitioners Depart for China
(RIA, Margibi, May 6, 2025) – Thirty-two health practitioners from Liberia have left for a two-week seminar on Public Health and Health Standards in Chengdu, China, scheduled from May 9 to 22, 2025. The seminar, fully sponsored by the Chinese government, aims to enhance Liberia's health delivery system through exposure to international best practices.
During a pre-departure briefing, Dr. Teyah Sackie Moore, Assistant Minister for Curative Services, emphasized the importance of capacity building and global collaboration. He encouraged delegates to adhere to Chinese laws and return with impactful knowledge.
The collaboration will focus on knowledge exchange, health technology, software applications, and regulatory standards. Participants will engage with Chinese health authorities and tour major health facilities. The Ministry of Health expressed gratitude to China for its continued support, confident that the training will benefit Liberia’s health sector.
Delegates come from various health organizations, including the Ministry of Health, NPHIL, and the JFK Medical Center, representing all fifteen counties.
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