This partnership has resulted in the successful completion of 15 kidney transplants in Laos as of July 2024.
The achievement represents a crucial milestone for Laos, positioning the country on the global map of nations with significant organ transplant accomplishments. This success not only makes public healthcare standards in Laos on par with global and regional levels but also underscores the friendship and solidarity between Vietnam and Laos.
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Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Gen. Chansamone Chanyalath presents the first-class Labor Order to MMU Director Lt. Gen. Nguyen Xuan Kien. |
Speaking at the event, MMU Director Lt. Gen., Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Xuan Kien expressed his confidence in the development of the Lao military medical sector and the effective support and collaboration between Vietnam's Military Hospital 103, the VMMU, and Laos' Military Central Hospital 103, saying that this partnership will contribute to the enduring friendship and solidarity between the two nations.
Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Gen. Chansamone Chanyalath said the event holds significance in fostering the great friendship, special solidarity and comprehensive cooperation between the Parties, States, armies and people of Laos and Vietnam.
This collaboration is particularly significant in bolstering defense-security efforts, as well as advancing the military medical collaboration between the two armies, he said.
On the occasion, the Lao Party, State, and Government awarded the first-, second- and third-class Labor Orders to MMU units and individuals in recognition of their contribution to the kidney transplantation project.
Source: VNA