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Kenyatta and Shandong Universities join forces to commercialize traditional medicine

Judd Mutua by Judd Mutua
November 1, 2023
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Kenyatta University and Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and have signed an agreement to jointly establish the China-Kenya Traditional Medicine Center

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The agreement was signed during the Kenya-Shandong Dialogue on Traditional Medicine Cooperation and Development, held at Kenyatta University.

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For Paul Wainaina, Kenyatta University’s vice-chancellor, the cooperation between the two universities comes at the right time he said. “We used to have a small laboratory where we would analyze the efficacy of various herbal concoctions, but the laboratory was inadequate,” he further elaborated “We want to be able to commercialize what we have.”

Li Kejian, president of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that the envisioned centre would evolve into a comprehensive hub for traditional medicine services and cultural outreach. While it would primarily target Kenya, its influence would span across East Africa and potentially all of Africa.

Sun Licheng, vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of the Shandong Provincial People’s Congress, emphasized Shandong efforts in championing traditional medicine as an emerging industry.

“The province is keen on pioneering a series of innovative traditional medicines and is enthusiastic about collaborating with Kenya, which would encompass robust industrial partnerships, standard making and deepened cultural exchanges in traditional medicine,” Said the Vice-Chairman in his address

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The centre’s objectives include initiating an international laboratory for traditional medicine, standardizing African traditional medicine practices, facilitating personnel training, and fostering enterprise alliances for protecting and innovating medicinal resources.

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