Photovoltaic Systems Donated to Ramón González Coro Hospital

The Ramón González Coro Gyneco-Obstetric Teaching Hospital received this past weekend a donation of photovoltaic systems from the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation (AMEXCID), as part of the "Light for Health" project, the health institution reported on its official Facebook profile.

The initiative will ensure the continuous operation of vital equipment in the Neonatology area, the institution specified on its official profile.

The event was attended by Miguel Ignacio Díaz Reynoso, Mexico's ambassador to Cuba; Alejandra Del Moral Vela, executive director of AMEXCID; Luis Enrique Isla Rincón, the agency's director in Havana; Otto Rafael Recio Rodríguez, the hospital's director; representatives from the Ministry of Public Health; and executives from Copextel.

The project seeks to strengthen energy independence in the current national context and to help maintain medical care during periods of high demand and resource limitations.

Founded in 1966, the hospital is a national reference center for maternal and child care, with a teaching and research character linked to the University of Medical Sciences of Havana.

Its infrastructure includes hospitalization wards, obstetric and neonatal intensive care units, as well as high-complexity diagnostic and treatment services, allowing it to manage high-risk cases and contribute to the reduction of maternal and perinatal mortality.

The institution develops clinical and community research programs in areas such as assisted reproduction, gynecological endocrinology, and fetal medicine, consolidating itself as a benchmark in scientific innovation applied to women's and newborn health.

With a multidisciplinary team of specialists, residents, and technicians, the hospital maintains ties with international medical cooperation projects, reinforcing its prestige within the national health system.