31 March 2011
Luanda — The Government of the Republic of Sao Tome and Principe plans to establish an agreement with the Angolan authorities, for the treatment in Angola of Sao Tome people who suffer from kidney problems and need haemodialysis.
According to the Health minister, José Van-Dúnem, after a meeting in Luanda with his counterpart from Sao Tome and Principe, Angela da Costa Pinheiro, “the appeal of this brotherly country is due to the fact that Sao Tome lacks services of haemodialysis to treat patients with renal insufficiencies.”
According to José Van-Dúnem, the appeal of Sao Tome is also extended to the training of technicians, including midwives, nurses and doctors.
The minister of Sao Tome invited his Angolan counterpart to visit her country to further develop area of intervention and outline strategies for bilateral cooperation.
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