Karl Zhang, Secretary-General of the World Reproductive Industry Allianc, delivered a speech and looked forward to a new chapter in the industry

 On March 11, 2024, at a conference held in Guangzhou, the World Reproductive Industries Allianc (WFA) was officially established, marking that the global reproductive medical industry has entered a new stage of development. Zhang Dong, Secretary-General of the World Reproductive Industry Allianc, delivered a speech at the inaugural meeting, expressing warm congratulations on the establishment of the allianc and expressing gratitude to all parties involved in the preparations.

 In his speech, Secretary-General Zhang Dong reviewed the history of China's reproductive health industry going to sea, and emphasized the importance of establishing a unified industry allianc to promote international exchanges and cooperation and promote the healthy development of the industry under the background of globalization. He pointed out that with the rapid development of the reproductive medical industry and the increasing recovery of overseas markets, Chinese-funded institutions have continued to increase their investment in the overseas reproductive medical field, and competition within the industry has become increasingly fierce. Therefore, establishing an allianc that can gather the strength of the industry and promote win-win cooperation is crucial to the long-term development of the industry.

 It is reported that the World Reproductive Industry Allianc was jointly initiated and established by eleven institutions and individuals from many countries around the world. It aims to promote the common development of the global reproductive medical industry by building a platform for international cooperation and exchanges. The allianc will bring together outstanding hospitals, medical experts, overseas medical service providers, gene companies, drug and health product manufacturers and other industry elites in the field of assisted reproduction medicine around the world to jointly discuss the latest technologies, research results and market trends in the field of assisted reproduction.

 At the inaugural meeting, Secretary-General Zhang Dong also gave a detailed introduction to the relevant situation of the allianc and future work plans. He said that the allianc will be committed to promoting inter-hospital cooperation, international cooperation and cross-border cooperation, optimizing costs, improving professional skills, protecting industry rights and interests, and injecting new vitality into the global reproductive medical industry. At the same time, the allianc will also pay attention to the issue of aging in China, encourage member institutions to play an active role in alleviating aging, expand the overseas local patient market, and enhance brand awareness and market share.

 In addition, a grand unveiling ceremony was held at the conference, marking the official establishment of the World Reproductive Industry Allianc. Zhang Fenglou, former vice minister of the Ministry of Health, personally delivered a congratulatory speech and added a strong touch to the establishment of the allianc. Assisted reproductive medicine experts, entrepreneurs and industry leaders from all over the world also gathered to witness this historical moment.

 Industry experts said that the establishment of the World Reproductive Industry Allianc will bring new development opportunities and challenges to the global reproductive medical industry. By strengthening international cooperation and exchanges and promoting technological innovation and transformation of results, it will help improve the overall level and service quality of the global reproductive medical industry and bring good news to more families. At the same time, the allianc will also actively pay attention to hot issues in the industry, such as ethics, laws and regulations, etc., to promote the healthy development of the industry.

 In the future, the World Reproductive Industry Allianc will continue to adhere to the concept of "win-win cooperation and create a better future" and join hands with colleagues in the global reproductive medical industry to create a better future.