China and Uruguay have signed multiple scientific research cooperation agreements, expanding to areas including cancer treatment and robot technology.

Foreign Media: China and Uruguay signed more than 20 scientific research cooperation agreements, expanding bilateral relations from agricultural product trade such as beef and soybeans to cutting-edge fields such as cancer treatment, water resource management, pest and disease control, and robot technology.

Brunini, Director of the Uruguayan National Agency for Research and Innovation, stated that China is a high-quality partner in the field of basic science. The visit has facilitated the development of research projects and personnel exchanges, marking a new stage in the cooperation between the two countries.

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