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4th China-Pakistan Medical conference held in Shanghai

4th China-Pakistan Medical conference held in Shanghai

KARACHI: 4th China-Pakistan Medical Conference held from June 28 to 30, 2024, in Shanghai was a resounding success, bringing together medical professionals from both countries to exchange knowledge, expertise, and best practices in the field of healthcare.

The 55 member delegation of Pakistan Medical Association (PMA), lead by Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Shoro, Secretary General PMA, participated in the conference.

The three-day conference saw the participants from Pakistan, engaged in insightful discussions, presentations, and workshops covering a wide range of medical topics.

This collaborative platform provided a unique opportunity for professionals from both nations to learn from each other and enhance their skills.

Dr Abdul Ghafoor Shoro, in his opening remarks, emphasized the importance of international cooperation in advancing healthcare initiatives and fostering strong professional relationships between China and Pakistan. He praised the efforts of all attendees in promoting medical excellence and innovation.

The conference featured keynote speeches by, Prof Jia Weiping, Prof Syed Tipu Sultan, Prof Ashraf Nizami   Prof Yao ke, Dr. Qazi Wasiq, Prof. Chen Dechang and Prof Shahid Shamim, from China and Pakistan panel discussions, and networking sessions that allowed participants to share their research findings, clinical experiences, and technological advancements in the medical field.

The successful outcome of the 4th China-Pakistan Medical Conference underlines the commitment of both nations to strengthening healthcare collaboration and improving the quality of medical services for the benefit of patients in the region.

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The event was hailed as a significant milestone in fostering goodwill and cooperation between the medical communities of China and Pakistan.

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