Actives

1953: Creation of the Institut Pasteur in Phnom Penh. 1958: The name is given of Institut Pasteur in Cambodia 1961: The service of human virology and medical entomology is created. The Institute opens a service of analytical chemistry and industrial chemistry and pharmaceutics for analyses of water and agricultural products. 1975-1979: During the regime of the Khmer Rouge, the buildings are destroyed. 1986-1994: The Institut Pasteur located in ToulKork is reborn under the direction of Mrs. Dr. Kruy Sunlay. Biological and microbiological analyzes (parasites, dengue, diarrhea) are developed and academic education is provided for medical staff. 1992: A convention between the Government of Cambodia and the Institut Pasteur is signed in Phnom Penh. 1995: The Institut Pasteur in Cambodia is officially opened, with vaccination centers, virology unit and later molecular epidemiology and immunology units. A regional biosafety laboratory level P3 is inaugurated in 2008. 2013: Signature of the Amendment to the Convention between the Government of Cambodia and the Institut Pasteur. 2014: Opening of the Regional Platform of Research in Southeast Asia on emerging diseases. 2018 : International standards ISO 15189 accreditation for our medical Laboratory