A new clinical skills room at the Mongolian Rehabilitation and Development Center for Children with Disabilities has officially been put into use following an opening ceremony held on Tuesday. The facility marks the latest step in ongoing cooperation between China and Mongolia aimed at improving rehabilitation services and supporting children with special needs.
Speaking at the ceremony, Chinese Ambassador to Mongolia Shen Minjuan highlighted the importance of the center, which was built with Chinese assistance and has served more than fifty thousand children since it opened in 2019. Shen said the center stands as a symbol of the deep friendship between the two countries and reflects China’s long term commitment to supporting public welfare initiatives in Mongolia.
A donation ceremony themed Under the same blue sky building love together was also held during the event. Ambassador Shen noted that the donation and the launch of the new clinical skills room are concrete actions showing China’s approach to cooperation based on amity sincerity mutual benefit and inclusiveness. She said these efforts aim to help Mongolia enhance its capacity in rehabilitation and medical care and to support improvements in people’s livelihoods.
Gerel Dondovdorj, director of the Mongolian Agency for the Development of Disabled Persons, spoke at the event and reaffirmed Mongolia’s commitment to strengthening policies related to the rights of persons with disabilities. He said Mongolia will continue to promote reforms in line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and will work to introduce advanced international expertise through continued cooperation with China. According to him such efforts will help ensure that children with disabilities in Mongolia have equal opportunities for growth and development.
During the ceremony Ambassador Shen signed a donation agreement with the Mongolian Rehabilitation and Development Center for Children with Disabilities on behalf of the Chinese Embassy. She also handed over donated supplies and participated in unveiling the new clinical skills room.
The newly opened room integrates rehabilitation assessment skills training and teaching demonstration functions. Officials said it will play an important role in strengthening the center’s service system. By offering more targeted and effective rehabilitation support the facility is expected to improve the quality of care for children with disabilities and support the center’s efforts to expand its services.
Both sides expressed optimism that the continued partnership will lead to further enhancements in rehabilitation services and contribute to stronger social support structures for vulnerable children in Mongolia.
