University of Madeira Joins International Alliance on Health and Longevity
Madeira GuideThe University of Madeira has become a key member of a new international alliance focusing on healthy longevity, partnering with China and other Portuguese-speaking nations.
The University of Madeira (UMa) has joined an international alliance aimed at advancing research and development in the field of healthy longevity. This initiative, launched in November 2025, marks a significant step in global scientific collaboration, particularly between China and Portuguese-speaking countries.
Represented by José S. Câmara, the Vice-Rector for Research, Innovation, and Internationalization, UMa participated in the creation ceremony of the Alliance for Research and Development in Science and Technology of Healthy Longevity. The event was hailed as a 'symbolic and strategic milestone' in promoting international scientific cooperation.
This collaboration underscores the growing ties between the People's Republic of China and the Lusophone community in addressing the challenges of aging populations. The alliance aims to foster joint research initiatives, knowledge exchange, and technological advancements that can contribute to healthier, longer lives.
For Madeira, known for its commitment to education and innovation, this alliance offers an opportunity to enhance its academic and research capabilities on a global stage. It reflects the island's strategic focus on fostering sustainable partnerships in education and science, aligning with broader goals of improving public health and longevity.
The participation of UMa in such a prestigious alliance not only elevates its international profile but also benefits the local community, providing new opportunities for research and development that can directly impact the well-being of Madeira's residents and attract global attention to the island's academic endeavors.
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