Mongolia|life|February 15, 2025 / 08:39 AM
Head of Iranian Red Crescent Society proposes to establish joint university to Mongolia

AKIPRESS.COM - Secretary General of the Mongolian Red Cross Society Bolormaa Nordov has voiced Mongolia's readiness to expand cooperation with the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS), Mehr reported.

"Mongolia is one of the most disaster-prone areas in the world, with harsh winter. We are interested in benefiting from the experiences, and capacities of the Iranian Red Crescent Society, particularly in providing relief services," Nordov said, lauding the capabilities of IRCS in addressing hazards.

The official made the remarks on Tuesday in an online meeting with the head of the IRCS, Pirhossein Kolivand.

"The Mongolian Red Cross Society is responsible for people's health and well-being. We are willing to utilize the Iranian Red Crescent Society's knowledge in medical and pharmaceutical sectors, as well," Nordov further noted.

Highlighting the significance of boosting synergy among international societies, Kolivand proposed running a joint university to train participants on the critical actions required to respond to emergencies, disasters, and accidents.

Establishing joint medical centers, pharmaceutical and textile companies, as well as launching health tourism comprehensive centers were among other suggested issues for the expansion of collaborations.

The official went on to say that the IRCS quick response teams are ready to provide assistance to other societies in any part of the world, highlighting that one of the main objectives of the IRCS is to educate and empower other societies.

Signing a memorandum of understanding will facilitate and lay the basis for furthering cooperation, Kolivand added.

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