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Japan upgrades maternity hospital’s equipment

The Japanese government will provide 461 million JPY (5.1 million USD) for Vietnam to implement a project to upgrade medical equipment for the Central Maternity Hospital.
The Japanese government will provide461 million JPY (5.1 million USD) for Vietnam to implement a project toupgrade medical equipment for the Central Maternity Hospital.

Health Minister Nguyen Quoc Trieu and Japanese Ambassador to VietnamMitsuo Sakaba signed a diplomatic note to this effect in Hanoi onFebruary 5. The project is part of the Japanese government’snon-refundable aid programme for Vietnam.

Addressing the signing ceremony, Ambassador Mitsuo expressed his hopethat the project will help improve the quality of health care servicesfor pregnant women at the hospital.

In recent years, the Japanese government has actively supportedVietnam’s key hospitals, including the Hanoi-based Bach Mai Hospital,the Cho Ray Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, the Hue Central Hospital andthe Da Nang Hospital through technical cooperation, non-refundable aidand loans./.

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