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Bambino Gesù and IILA renew health cooperation agreement
Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital and the International Italo-Latin American Institute (IILA) have renewed a cooperation agreement to improve pediatric healthcare in Latin American countries. The renewed framework agreement covers a four-year period and focuses on advanced pediatric training, the transfer of medical knowledge, and new prevention programs.
These programs are designed to support medical professionals, families, and local communities. According to Vatican News, the collaboration aims to address healthcare challenges through shared expertise and joint efforts between hospitals, organizations, and governments. IILA President Onesti stated that no single institution can face these challenges alone and emphasized the necessity of working together.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsLatin America, Bambino Gesù and IILA renew health cooperation agreement
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- Official source@VaticanNewsThe Pope's Pediatric Hospital Renews Collaboration in the Health Sector with Latin America
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- Official source@VaticanNewsAmérica Latina: "Bambino Gesù" y IILA renuevan acuerdo de cooperación
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- Official source@VaticanNewsThe Papal Hospital Extended Cooperation with Latin America
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How the coverage unfolded
- Sep 16, 7:15 AM Vatican News Italiano America Latina, Bambino Gesù e IILA rinnovano accordo di cooperazione sanitaria
- Sep 17, 1:02 AM Vatican News BE Папскі шпіталь падоўжыў супрацоўніцтва з Лацінскай Амерыкай
- Sep 17, 4:01 AM Vatican News Português Hospital Pediátrico do Papa renova colaboração na área da saúde com América Latina
- Sep 17, 5:00 AM Vatican News Español América Latina: "Bambino Gesù" y IILA renuevan acuerdo de cooperación
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