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Korea-Mongolia health cooperation
Resumes after 8 years
In short
Korea and Mongolia reopened their health and medical cooperation body after 8 years.
Six Mongolian medical professionals will receive training in cancer and heart transplant at Korean institutions from November 2.
Both countries also agreed to expand cooperation in digital health and pharmaceutical safety management.
Key facts
| When | Meeting held at Seoul Foreign Ministry on October 30 to reopen cooperation body after 8 years |
|---|---|
| Who | Attended by Second Vice Minister of Health and Welfare Lee Hyung-hun and Mongolian Health Ministry Administrative Vice Minister Erdenebayar |
| What | Six Mongolian medical professionals to receive 4-week training in cancer and heart transplant teams from November 2 |
| How | Cooperation expanded to digital health, pharmaceutical safety management, and public procurement participation |
What it means for me
Limited direct impact on general readers, but represents an expansion of Korea's medical and pharmaceutical cooperation.
