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               14.  The finalized document on the Official Establishment of “the Collaborative Network of
               Indigenous Medicine in the Mekong Basin” and Framework of Cooperation is attached
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               as ANNEX 3 .


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               AGENDA ITEM 7:  DATE AND VENUE OF THE 6  MEETING ON INDIGENOUS
                                   MEDICINE IN THE MEKONG BASIN

               15.  Co-Chairperson informed the Meeting that the People’s Republic of China will host the
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               6   Meeting on Indigenous  Medicine  in the Mekong Basin in Lijiang or Wenshan, Yunnan
               Province around the month of August 2013.   He invited delegates  from the member
               countries to participate in the next meeting in China.


               AGENDA ITEM 8: CONSIDERATION AND ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE
                                   MEETING
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               16.  The Meeting considered and agreed to the Summary Report of  the  5   Meeting on
               Indigenous Medicine in the Mekong Basin.

               CLOSING REMARKS
               17.  In his closing remarks, Dr. Suphan Srithamma, Director-General of the Department for
               Development  of  Thai Traditional and Alternative  Medicine, expressed  his  sincere
               appreciation to all top and senior health officials, researchers and experienced folk healers
               from member countries  of the Mekong Basin for helping officially  establish “the
               Collaborative Network on Indigenous Medicine in the Mekong Basin”.  He also thanked
               the delegates for making the discussions meaningful for the formulation of the framework
               and the  areas  of cooperation and collaborative  activities  in  indigenous medicine
               development in the Mekong Basin.  He hoped that the point of contact in each country will
               jointly follow up on the activities agreed upon in this meeting.  He expressed his confidence
               that all steps taken would bring the countries of the Mekong Basin closer and ensured that
               our indigenous medicine, traditional medical knowledge and indigenous medicinal plants in
               this  region will be conserved and further developed so that indigenous medicine and folk
               healers will continuously contribute to the good health of the people in the Mekong Basin.
               18.  Dr. Suphan Srithamma expressed his hope to meet all colleagues of the Mekong Basin
               again at the next  meeting in 2013 in Lijiang or  Wenshan in Yunnan province and
               congratulated the People’s Republic of China as upcoming host.




















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