To promote and propagate Indian Systems of Medicine, to facilitate international promotion, development and recognition of AYUSH systems of medicine abroad, the department of AYUSH has initiated several measures including setting up of an AYUSH Information Cell at the ICCR Cultural Centre in Mexico.
Senior officials in the AYUSH department said that in order to promote and propagate Indian Systems of Medicine in other countries, the department of AYUSH has prepared comprehensive dossiers on Ayurveda and Homoeopathy. “Ayurveda - The Science of Life” dossier has been circulated to all Indian Missions abroad for further distribution to concerned authorities in foreign countries. Likewise, “Homoeopathy - The Science of Gentle Healing” dossier is being sent to all Indian Missions abroad for distribution to the concerned authorities.
Officials also said that the department of AYUSH has opened talks with several countries for cooperation in the field of traditional systems of medicine. Apart from setting up an AYUSH Information Cell at the ICCR Cultural Centre in Mexico, a letter of intent has been signed with the government of Mexico to facilitate signing of an memorandum of understanding (MoU) at a future date to strengthen, promote and develop cooperation in the field of traditional systems of medicine.
Besides, the department of AYUSH will soon sign an MoU with the government of Nepal on cooperation in the field of traditional systems of medicine for which the union cabinet has already given its approval. Likewise, efforts are going on with the government of Sri Lanka to have cooperation on traditional medicine and homoeopathy, officials said.
Earlier in February this year, the department of AYUSH had organised an International Conference on Traditional medicine for South East Asian Countries in collaboration with World Health Organisation (WHO-SEARO). The Conference was attended by Health Ministers of Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Timor-Leste. A declaration on Traditional medicine called ‘Delhi Declaration’ was made at the end of the Conference.
Source:Pharmabiz
Senior officials in the AYUSH department said that in order to promote and propagate Indian Systems of Medicine in other countries, the department of AYUSH has prepared comprehensive dossiers on Ayurveda and Homoeopathy. “Ayurveda - The Science of Life” dossier has been circulated to all Indian Missions abroad for further distribution to concerned authorities in foreign countries. Likewise, “Homoeopathy - The Science of Gentle Healing” dossier is being sent to all Indian Missions abroad for distribution to the concerned authorities.
Officials also said that the department of AYUSH has opened talks with several countries for cooperation in the field of traditional systems of medicine. Apart from setting up an AYUSH Information Cell at the ICCR Cultural Centre in Mexico, a letter of intent has been signed with the government of Mexico to facilitate signing of an memorandum of understanding (MoU) at a future date to strengthen, promote and develop cooperation in the field of traditional systems of medicine.
Besides, the department of AYUSH will soon sign an MoU with the government of Nepal on cooperation in the field of traditional systems of medicine for which the union cabinet has already given its approval. Likewise, efforts are going on with the government of Sri Lanka to have cooperation on traditional medicine and homoeopathy, officials said.
Earlier in February this year, the department of AYUSH had organised an International Conference on Traditional medicine for South East Asian Countries in collaboration with World Health Organisation (WHO-SEARO). The Conference was attended by Health Ministers of Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Timor-Leste. A declaration on Traditional medicine called ‘Delhi Declaration’ was made at the end of the Conference.
Source:Pharmabiz
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