On March 3rd local time, Dai Wei, director of the Intensive Care Medicine Department of Panlongcheng Branch of Wuhan Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital in Hubei Province, China, led a delegation to hold talks with Masupa, director of Maseru Regional Hospital in the Kingdom of Lesotho, and multiple department heads in Maseru. Both sides had in-depth exchanges on the construction project of "Critical Care Medicine" at the Maseru Regional Hospital in the Kingdom of Lesotho, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China, aiming to further promote the deep integration of clinical experience in critical care medicine in China and medical practice in Lesotho. During the meeting, Dai Wei shared and exported the management mode, operation mechanism, and cutting-edge concepts of critical care medicine based on the actual needs of Lesotho. He emphasized that China will assist hospitals in the Maseru region in enhancing their comprehensive service capabilities in critical care medicine through systematic training, technical support, and talent cultivation. At the same time, the Chinese side also plans to select outstanding medical staff from the Lebanese side to regularly participate in specialized training in critical care medicine in China, in order to cultivate more local medical backbone for the region. Masupa, the director of the Maseru Regional Hospital, expressed gratitude for China's long-term support. Masupa stated that since the project was approved more than six months ago, both parties have made positive progress in daily clinical rounds, diagnosis and treatment, and monthly offline training. Wu Hui, the captain of the 19th batch of medical teams from China (Hubei) to aid Lesotho, expressed that as a member of the foreign medical team, he deeply feels the great responsibility. The visit of the domestic intensive care medical team to Lesotho this time is not only a support for foreign aid medical work, but also a vivid manifestation of the friendly cooperation between China and Lesotho in the field of medical and health care, injecting vitality into the cultural exchanges between China and Africa. (New Society)