On December 12, 2025, the expert delegations from Muhammadiyah Muslim Hospital and Tiong Hoa Hospital of Indonesia, led by Dr. Masrukhi and Dr. Dutha Patria Huthama respectively, paid a visit to Guangzhou RoyalLee Hospital. Ma Lanying, Vice President of Hospital Operations, Liang Bing, Vice President, and other leaders and experts extended a warm reception to the guests. Through in-depth exchanges during the visit and forum, the two sides reached extensive consensus on potential cooperation in the field of tumor diagnosis and treatment.

Part 1 On-site Visit & Patient Console

Accompanied by the hospital staff, the Indonesian expert delegation visited core facilities including the Medical Imaging Center, International Medical Center and Multidisciplinary Collaborative Diagnosis and Treatment Center. The delegation spoke highly of the hospital’s international-standard medical environment, advanced equipment and patient-centric refined service philosophy.

The expert delegation also made a special trip to the Indonesia-China Medical Service Center on the 10th floor to visit and extend their sympathies to the Indonesian compatriots receiving treatment there. They had warm conversations with the patients, inquired with genuine concern about their treatment progress and recovery status, and a cozy atmosphere filled the ward.

What particularly impressed the expert delegation was the Muslim Medical Service Center established by our hospital to respect diverse beliefs. Dr. Masrukhi, a leader of Muhammadiyah Muslim Hospital, expressed his deep admiration repeatedly. He noted that his hospital primarily serves Muslim patients, and spoke highly of the professional facilities and thoughtful services provided by our service center.

Part 2 Symposium & Exchange · Discussing the Future Together

At the symposium, Vice President Ma Lanying, on behalf of Guangzhou RoyalLee Hospital, extended a warm welcome to the visiting Indonesian expert delegation. She introduced the hospital’s core competitiveness in integrating cutting-edge international technologies, with particular emphasis on its distinctive strengths in the field of minimally invasive cryotherapy. She stated that the hospital has always adhered to an open attitude and looks forward to collaborating with Indonesian counterparts to bring advanced technologies to benefit a broader range of patients.

In his speech, Dr. Masrukhi stated that he was very pleased to lead the expert delegation to visit Guangzhou RoyalLee Hospital. He introduced that Muhammadiyah Muslim Hospital, as a non-profit organization, has always been committed to medical care, education and public welfare undertakings. He expressed the expectation that this visit would promote the establishment of a sister hospital relationship between the two sides, and invited the RoyalLee  team to conduct technical exchanges to achieve mutual complementarity of advantages.

Vice President Liang Bing thanked the guests for their visit and, in his capacity as the conference chair, sincerely invited the delegation to attend the Asian Cryotherapy Academic Congress to be held in Guangzhou the following day, where they could share cutting-edge cases and practical experience with numerous experts in the field.

Part 3 Gift Exchange & Promising Vision

The symposium proceeded in a warm and pragmatic atmosphere. The two sides conducted in-depth exchanges of views on international patient services, the multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment model, and future cooperation directions, and reached unanimous agreement that there is enormous potential for complementary advantages and win-win cooperation.

To commemorate the consensus reached and embody mutual aspirations, the two sides then held a simple yet elegant souvenir exchange ceremony. Guangzhou RoyalLee Hospital  presented Phoenix Dancong, a renowned tea of Lingnan, as a token of profound friendship. In return, Indonesia's Muhammadiyah Muslim Hospital gifted an exquisite painting depicting the Zheng He Temple in Semarang, while  Indonesian Tiong Hoa Hospital also offered custom souvenirs featuring the hospital’s distinctive characteristics. With gifts conveying their heartfelt sentiments, both parties expressed the shared expectation that their future cooperation would be as profound and lasting as the lingering aroma of tea, and as far-reaching and enduring as the voyages of old.

Conclusion: Through this exchange, the two sides have enhanced mutual understanding and trust, reached consensus on academic sharing and service optimization, and laid a solid foundation for future cooperation. Guangzhou RoyalLee Hospital will continue to expand international collaboration, deepen partnerships with more outstanding medical counterparts including those from Indonesia, jointly explore new models of cross-border medical care, and contribute to improving the regional level of cancer diagnosis and treatment.