Senator Robin Padilla met with senator-doctors in the Senate of the Czech Republic, and discussed the laws regulating the use of medical cannabis there.
Padilla also extended an invitation for the senators to visit the Philippines after one of the Czech lawmakers asked about the use of acupuncture as an alternative form of treatment.
Among those at the meeting were Sen. Roman Kraus, Chairman of the Committee on Health; Sen. Lumir Kantor, Vice-Chairman of the Committee; Sen. Vera Prochazkova, Member of the Committee; and Silvie Mejdrechova, Secretary of the Committee.
Prochazkova asked about the use of acupuncture as a form of treatment in the Philippines.
During the meeting, they discussed the Czech Republic medical cannabis model including laws regulating cannabis.
During the meeting, they discussed the Czech Republic medical cannabis model including laws regulating cannabis; banning of synthetic cannabis derivatives that are bad for health; and the future of cannabis regulation in the Czech Republic.
“I am happy that Philippine Ambassador to Czech Republic Eduardo Martin Meñez was able to secure in principle partnerships with two Czech universities for programs and training for Filipinos.”
For his part, Padilla said he is happy that Philippine Ambassador to Czech Republic Eduardo Martin Meñez was able to secure in principle partnerships with two Czech universities for programs and training for Filipinos.
The legislator added he is thankful for the warm welcome and good bilateral relations of the two countries.
