Congratulations 2nd year anniversary of paris miki cambodia & Japan Eye Hospital

Feature

Congratulations 2nd year anniversary of Japanese Eye Hospital & paris miki cambodia

As a result, in two years in Cambodia, the hospital has received the support of many customers, both domestic and foreign, and especially the Cambodian people who now receive services and medical services up to 70 percent.

Niioka Shinya represents Japan Eye Hospital. “From now on, we plan to send hospital staff to Japan for training,” said Niioka Shinya, a representative of Japan Eye Hospital. During the training, we will gain more experience with Japanese-style health care and aim to provide better services. “Through recent treatments and surgeries by veteran Japanese doctors, I will continue to contribute to health care and become a bridge between Japan and Cambodia.” Niioka Shinya continued: “Currently, 70% of the patients who come to our hospital for treatment are Cambodians, which is a very pleasant sign. Of course, we will make more efforts to provide services to foreign customers living in Cambodia as well. “As a Japanese company, we will use our potential by sending hospital staff for further training in Japan. In addition, Niioka Shinya said: “We want to continue our activities to be a bridge between Japan and Cambodia through the treatment and surgery by Dr. Manabe, a veteran Japanese doctor who recently performed. This goes on. ”

His Excellency Professor Mam Bunheng, Minister of Health. According to His Excellency Professor Mam Bunheng, Minister of Health, “Under the strong commitment of our two leaders, the friendship and cooperation between the two peoples and the two countries have been strengthened.” Increased steadily and reached the top level and also became a comprehensive strategic partner between Cambodia and Japan. With this close relationship, it has become easy to encourage Japanese investors in all sectors to invest in Cambodia. “Obviously, investing in opening a specialist eye clinic is also an important contribution to the health sector in Cambodia.” His Excellency Professor Mam Bunheng added: “I would like to remind all doctors and staff of the eye clinic to adhere to professional ethics as doctors and to consider the interests of patients. “Large, avoid self-interest, even if this is a private clinic.”