French microbiologist Louis Pasteur created the world’s first rabies vaccine in 1885, and it is fitting that, 135 years later, the institute that bears his name is leading the Kingdom’s efforts in fighting the disease.
The Singapore Medical Centre (SGMC) Cambodia has combined its advanced facilities and skilled doctors to offer Singapore-standard medical treatment for patients in the Kingdom.
Among the many facilities at the Institut Pasteur du Cambodge contributing to diagnosis, research and the prevention of infectious diseases, the Laboratoire de Biologie Medicale (LBM) – Medical Laboratory – has been at the forefront of medical biology in Cambodia since its creation in 1995.
Named in honour of 19th century French scientist Louis Pasteur – the “father of microbiology” – the Institut Pasteur is a French non-profit private foundation dedicated to the study of biology, micro-organisms, diseases and vaccines.
The days of Cambodians having to make costly trips abroad to seek specialised medical treatment may soon be coming to an end.
International University stands as a premier medical education institution in the Kingdom – producing highly trained professionals for the crucial sector.
My dear compatriots and friends, today is the National Day of the People’s Republic of China.
On the occasion of the perfect bliss of Mid-Autumn Festival, we celebrate the 71st birthday of our great motherland.
China-Cambodia economic ties are entering a new paradigm with the signing of the Kingdom’s first free trade agreement (FTA) this year with the Asian economic powerhouse.
Cambodia has remained a fertile ground for investors from Hong Kong for the past 20 years.
When Jie Wei Cambodia Garment Factory Ltd commenced operations in 2011, it was in response to the government’s call for foreign investors to help drive the Kingdom’s garment sector.