Ministry of Defense: The Fourth Phase of Chemical Weapons Medical Assistance and Protection Training Course Will Be Held at the Air Force Military Medical University
On the afternoon of September 14, Colonel Jiang Bin, spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense, released information regarding recent military-related issues.
Jiang Bin: From September 14 to 18, the Chinese government and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons will jointly hold the fourth training course on medical assistance and protection against chemical weapons at the Air Force Medical University. Twenty-eight trainees from nearly 20 member states, including Algeria, Austria, and Argentina, will participate in the training, focusing on topics such as "diagnosis of chemical weapon poisoning," "treatment of chemical casualties," and "organization of chemical medical rescue." This training aims to implement the objectives of the Chemical Weapons Convention, promote the capacity building of member states in chemical defense medicine, and contribute positively to the global security initiative in the field of chemical weapons compliance, serving to build a community with a shared future for mankind.
The Chinese government, in collaboration with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, is conducting a training session on chemical weapons medical assistance and protection at the Air Force Medical University from September 14 to 18. The training involves 28 trainees from nearly 20 countries, focusing on diagnosing chemical weapon poisoning and organizing medical rescue efforts.
- The training is held from September 14 to 18 at the Air Force Medical University.
- 28 trainees from nearly 20 countries are participating.
- Topics include diagnosis of chemical weapon poisoning and medical rescue organization.
- The training aims to enhance the capabilities of signatory states under the Chemical Weapons Convention.