On the morning of May 24, Irfaan Ali, President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, and his delegation went to the Lima Hospital of Regional Hospital Project contracted by CAMCE for on-site inspection.

During the inspection, President Ali was briefed on the construction progress and visited various functional areas of the hospital to gain a detailed understanding of the hospital's spatial layout and facilities.

President Ali pointed out in an interview with local media that the modernization and upgrading of healthcare infrastructure is a key development direction promised by the Guyanese government to the people. The project of six regional hospital clusters contracted by CAMCE is an important manifestation of this commitment and a key measure to benefit people's livelihood and serve people.

President Ali fully affirmed and spoke highly of CAMCE's professional level in the field of medical infrastructure construction, and thanked the project team for their hard work. He encouraged all participants to continue working hard and strive for the early completion and delivery of the project.

After the inspection, President Ali posted a video on his official social media account of the on-site inspection and interview at the Lima project.

The hospital clusters construction project in Guyana was contracted by CAMCE and designed by its subsidiary, China IPPR. It is the medical infrastructure project with the widest coverage and the highest degree of modernization in Guyana so far, and also the first project of CAMCE in Guyana. After completion, the project will serve as a brand new modern medical platform, carrying and gathering high-quality medical resources, comprehensively improving the level of medical services in Guyana, and benefiting the people of Guyana.

The Lima Hospital visited by President Ali is located in Region 2 of Guyana, and is the second hospital among the six to start construction. Meanwhile, Lima Hospital is also the farthest regional hospital from the capital of Guyana, Georgetown, with the least convenient transportation and the most difficult transportation of materials and supplies.