"Mongolian Emergency Rescue Capacity Building Training Course" was officially launched in Changsha on November 1, 2024. 24 Mongolian experts gathered in Changsha. The aim of the training course is to strengthen Mongolia's professional capacity in emergency care and promote international medical cooperation. Zhou Aizhong, Director of Hunan Department of Commerce, and Qu Shuangquan, vice president of Hunan Children's Hospital attended the opening ceremony.

Director Zhou welcomed the experts coming from afar, stressed the importance of children's health to national development, and pointed out that the training course aims to share China's advanced technology in the field of children's medical treatment and help Mongolia improve the level of children's health. He said that Hunan Province is willing to take this opportunity to strengthen friendly cooperation with Mongolia and jointly promote the cause of global children's health.

  Qu introduced the achievements of Hunan Children's Hospital in the prevention and treatment of common children's diseases, saying that the hospital will fully support the training course and provide high-quality teaching resources and professional guidance. He hopes that through training, children's medical talents with an international perspective will be cultivated to inject new vitality into the cause of children's health in developing countries.

The Mongolian participants' representative DANAAJAV ERDENETSETSEG thanked the Chinese government and Hunan Children's Hospital for providing the learning opportunity, looking forward to learning China's emergency rescue technology and contributing to improving the health of Mongolian children, and hoped to have in-depth exchanges with students from other countries to jointly promote the cause of global child health. She highly appreciated the achievements of China's medical aid to foreign countries and its pediatric medical cooperation with Mongolia.

The 21-day training course will carry out in-depth exchanges on emergency rescue capabilities, and participants will also visit medical institutions such as Hunan Children's Hospital and conduct cultural and corporate inspections. This training course demonstrates China's positive attitude in international medical cooperation and provides important support for developing countries to improve children's health. It is believed that with the efforts of all parties, this training will be a complete success and make positive contributions to the cause of global children's health.