India, Palestine sign 2 MoUs in development cooperation; 200-bed hospital, training centre to be set up
India and Palestine signed pacts for a 200-bed super-speciality hospital and vocational training centre, while India reaffirmed support for Palestine.
India and Palestine signed two memorandums of understanding (MoUs) in New Delhi on Wednesday, outlining cooperation in development projects. The agreements include the establishment of a 200-bed super-specialty hospital and a vocational training center. The hospital, with a trauma center, will be located in Jenin and serve the Jenin and neighboring governorates.
The training center will provide employment-oriented training in the printing sector, building on India's existing support to the Palestinian National Printing Press. Additionally, life-saving medicines were handed over by India to the Palestinian health ministry, continuing humanitarian and healthcare support. India has also organized an artificial limb fitment camp and discussed strengthening support to the Palestinian health sector.
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