An agreement was signed on January 22 at the headquarters of the Catholic University between the university, the Gemelli IRCCS Foundation and the Catholic University of Central Africa for an academic, educational and health partnership. The agreement - signed by Archbishop Mbarga, the Pro-Rector of the Catholic Pier Sandro Cocconcelli, the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine Marco Elefanti - provides for the exchange of teaching and assistance experiences, collaboration for joint research projects, the supply of equipment and materials, continuous training activities for teachers, administrative and technical staff, opportunities for exchange of teachers and students.
"The African health reality is very complex and difficult, in Cameroon for example there is no longer a place to get good care: this agreement that we stipulate today can really save our country, it is a dream that becomes the project of growing a new vision of medicine and care" said Jean Mbarga, Archbishop of Yaoundé, in Cameroon, and Grand Chancellor of the Catholic University of Central Africa.
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