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Australia’s Assistant Foreign Minister visits Biovac Nepal
Watts praised the company's expertise in the field and emphasized its significance in the development of Nepal's health and economic sectors.bookmark
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Published at : May 19, 2023
Updated at : May 19, 2023 19:43
Kathmandu
Australia’s Assistant Foreign Minister Tim Watts visited Biovac Nepal, a company dedicated to vaccine research, development, and manufacturing, in Nala, Kavrepalanchowk on Wednesday.
Watts praised the company's expertise in the field and emphasized its significance in the development of Nepal's health and economic sectors.
He highlighted the significance of scientific and technological collaboration between Nepal and Australia in bringing the two countries closer together, reads the press release issued by the company.
He also expressed his intention to facilitate the development of a ‘One Health’ approach in Nepal with cooperation from Australia. (PR)
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