Chongqing Chinabase Import and Export Co., Ltd. Participates in China (Chongqing)- Africa Investment

On the afternoon of June 12, 2025, during the fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, the "China (Chongqing)-Africa Investment & Trade Cooperation Symposium," hosted by the Chongqing Municipal People's Government, was held at the Changsha International Conference Center.

 Wen Hua, Deputy General Manager of Chongqing Chinabase Import and Export Co.,Ltd., and Sun Ning, General Manager of the Kenya-China Center, attended the meeting alongside Albert Mandela Ogendi, Chairman of Nairobi's Luton Hospital in Kenya.

During the economic and trade cooperation signing ceremony, nine projects were signed collectively. Deputy General Manager Wen Hua took the stage as a project representative to sign the investment agreement for the "Luton Hospital Nairobi, Kenya" project.

Note: The third from the left is Wen Hua,

and the fourth from the left is Albert.

Chongqing Chinabase plans to transform Luton Hospital into a Level 5 hospital in Kenya, with future plans to increase investment and gradually upgrade it to a Level 6 hospital. This project aims to create a model of medical industry cooperation in Kenya based on "Chinese resources + localized operation." It will radiate into and drive the East African medical market, extending vertically into derivative businesses such as pharmaceutical and medical equipment distribution, telemedicine, and health insurance, ultimately building a regional medical ecosystem. Upon completion, Luton Hospital will become a healthcare hub for East Africa and a crucial support for the medical security of the Chinese community in the region.

During the symposium, Deputy General Manager Wen Hua was interviewed by Chongqing Broadcasting Group. He reiterated the strategic goals of investing in Luton Hospital: "to upgrade it into a top-level hospital locally." Using Luton Hospital as a strategic anchor point, the company aims to promote the development of local medical standards, deepen cooperation with Kenya, and contribute corporate strength to building a China-Africa community with a shared future in the new era.

The cooperation between the company and Luton Hospital was reported by multiple mainstream media outlets, including Chongqing TV Station and Hualong Net.