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China Donates Medical Equipment to Belarus

The Chinese government on Tuesday donated advanced medical equipment of 10 million yuan (1.2 millionUS dollars) to Belarus, reports reaching here from Minsk, Belarus's capital.

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The Chinese government on Tuesday donated advanced medical equipment of 10 million yuan (1.2 millionUS dollars) to Belarus, reports reaching here from Minsk, Belarus's capital.

At the donation ceremony held in Minsk, Yu Zhenqi, Chinese ambassador to Belarus, said that China and Belarus are good friends and good partners.

Comprehensive friendly cooperation between the two nations in the fields of politics, economy, science and technology, culture and education has witnessed a sound development with fruitful achievements, Yu said.

The donation of the medical equipment was proposed by former Chinese President Jiang Zemin during his visit to Belarus in 2001 on behalf of the Chinese government. So far, China has offered a total of 67-million-yuan (about 8 million US dollars) donation to Belarus, according to the ambassador.

Yu expressed his belief that the friendly cooperation between China and Belarus will be reinforced constantly through joint efforts from the two sides.

Belarussian sanitary officials attending the ceremony conveyed their gratitude for China's continuous bounteous donations, sayingthat those advanced medical equipment from China have played an active role in safeguarding Belarussian people's health.

Belarus cherish the friendly cooperation ties with China and iswilling to consolidate and develop bilateral relations for the interests of the two peoples, the officials said.

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