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An industry-education integration community for medical and health services was established in Nanning with 64 member units.

In Nanning, the ASEAN Smart Medical Care and Health Education-Industry Integration Community was launched with 64 member units. The initiative, led by Guangxi Health Vocational Technical College, brings together 38 schools and 26 industry/research entities to pursue four tracks and a five-in-one cross-border platform, with future events including a 2026 education and cooperation dialogue.

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An industry-education integration community for medical and health services was established in Nanning with 64 member units.
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  1. 0164 member units witnessed the launch; 38 schools and 26 industry/research institutions are involved.
  2. 02Initiators include Guangxi Health Vocational Technical College, Guilin Medical University, Youjiang Ethnic Medical College, Guangxi Liugang Medical Health Group, and Philippines Mariano Marcos State University.
  3. 03Four tracks: smart rehabilitation, smart elderly care, cross-border medical care, and featured health care; aims to build a five-in-one government-university-industry-research cross-border platform.
  4. 04Advisors are the National Medical and Health Industry-Education Integration Community and Guangxi Southeast Asia Economic and Political Research Institute.
  5. 05Ceremony included unveiling and leadership appointments; also hosted the 2026 ASEAN medical-health vocational education exchange and cooperation dialogue, invitational contest, and academic exchange.

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