Cambodia and China's GECA Boost Cooperation in Medical Education and Human Resource Development
Cambodia's Ministry of Health met with China's Global Education Cooperation Association (GECA) to discuss strengthening cooperation in medical education, vocational training, and human resource development. Both sides explored possibilities for knowledge and experience exchange to foster high-quality healthcare professionals.
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