Cambodia and Indonesia have agreed to strengthen bilateral healthcare cooperation and enhance collaboration on global health matters.
The agreement followed a meeting on Friday between Health Minister Chheang Ra and Indonesia’s Chargé d’Affaires, Krishnajie Partadireja, at the ministry headquarters in Phnom Penh.
Ra welcomed the Indonesian delegation and praised the long-standing friendship between both nations, highlighting joint health initiatives within bilateral, ASEAN and multilateral frameworks.
Delegates discussed expanding cooperation across key areas, including medical workforce development, public health and hospital management expertise, health security, infectious disease response, digital health and health information systems.
Ra thanked the delegation for the constructive talks, affirming Cambodia’s commitment to deepening ties to build a resilient healthcare system and improve public well-being. AKP
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