Bert Hofman praised the project’s achievement. He said that to better cope with rapid population aging and the spread of chronic non-communicable diseases, the World Bank is cooperating with China in order to rebuild China’s health service delivery system, further upgrading the equality and accessibility of health services for common people.

Chris Chalmers said the experience of the project not only benefits China, but also can be a lesson for other countries. China and the UK have reached a consensus in strengthening cooperation in global health, which will provide a reference for other countries to improve their health systems.

Experts and scholars from the Development Research Center of the State Council, Peking University, Fudan University and the Chinese Preventive Medicine Association attended the conference and gave their advice for the project.