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By Amos Harris
The Government of China has reinforced its commitment to Liberia’s development by donating a consignment of vital medical supplies to the Ministry of Health, with a focus on strengthening maternal and child healthcare services.
The donation, which includes 22 delivery beds, 33 baby cribs, and 15 infant warmers, is expected to significantly improve health outcomes and reduce maternal and neonatal mortality rates across the country. The new equipment will be distributed to various healthcare facilities, particularly those in rural and underserved areas, where access to modern medical equipment is limited.
Upon receiving the items, Health Minister Dr. Louise Kpoto described the gesture as “a most needed gift,” stressing that the supplies would play a critical role in preventing avoidable deaths among mothers and newborns.
“This donation is a clear demonstration of China’s unwavering partnership with Liberia,” Dr. Kpoto noted. “These medical supplies will go a long way in saving lives and improving the quality of healthcare delivery for our most vulnerable population.”
The initiative highlights China’s continued contributions to Liberia’s socio-economic development, further cementing its role as a key ally in the country’s progress. From infrastructure to health, education, and agriculture, the Liberia-China relationship has remained a cornerstone of development cooperation.
The Chinese Ambassador to Liberia, whose name was not provided in the original text, spoke at the handover ceremony, emphasizing that the donation is part of a broader commitment to supporting Liberia’s healthcare system. He noted that China remains dedicated to collaborating with the Liberian government to achieve its national health goals and improve the lives of its citizens.
Liberians from all walks of life have welcomed the latest support, describing China as a reliable partner committed to improving the well-being of the nation. The medical supplies are seen as a practical and immediate solution to some of the critical challenges faced by Liberia’s health sector, and they symbolize a deep and enduring friendship between the two countries.
