Beijing holds international medical training programs to advance global collaboration

Nur Hürsoy, a doctor from Türkiye said that both the Chinese government and hospital administrators prioritize patient's healthcare needs, following a full cycle of planning, implementation, feedback, and iterative improvement. Jasem Radi Mohammad Al Halalmeh, a physician from Jordan, expressed admiration for China's independent research capacity.

During the program, trainees visited iconic cultural sites, including the Great Wall, the Palace Museum, and the Temple of Heaven to experience China's rich history and culture. The ancient Silk Road facilitated trade and cultural exchanges centuries ago, while today's international medical training programs carry on this legacy. Medical exchanges provide an important channel for dialogue and mutual understanding across cultures.

Many participants were impressed by the Great Wall, noting that the ancient landmark bears witness to exchanges between Eastern and Western civilizations and embodies the spirit of cross-border collaboration.