Dr. Khoat Van Tran, President of U.S. based Keystone Development Group Inc;
discussing the American Hospital in Vietnam Project with world renowned heart surgeon Dr. Michael Debakey

The International American Hospital in Vietnam provides Western healthcare to foreign patients primarily, but it can also provide Eastern traditional healthcare to patients as another choice. If we accept that the human being is composed of body, mind, and spirit, today's medicine might respond to the sickness of body, and some of the sickness of mind, but how about the sickness of spirit? The International American Hospital is not just a healthcare organization; but it also a site for medical research of the "human mechanism" in totality.

Since the official end of the war, many American people have wanted to come to Vietnam to clear up what they "term" was an agonizing past and desire to build communication and humanitarianism between our two countries. The hospital project is a private investment opportunity, but the consensus of investors share the same view regarding the importance of bridging the gap of culture, civilization, and economy of the two countries. This project is a *prelude of what the Keystone Group can do. It doesn't mean that the Keystone Group will get a quick return on their investment, but their conscience will be consoled when many suffering Vietnamese people can be relieved by this neccesary hospital project. The beautiful philosophy of the Keystone Group and the morality of the investment concept will help shape the trend of other investors when they wish to make a business venture in Vietnam. The Keystone Development Group strongly believes that this morality of investment will attract the attention of the Vietnamese Government, *for even bigger projects in the future.

US Ambassador to Vietnam, Mr. Raymond Burghardt shaking hands with the Director of the Hospital Project, Dr. Khoat Van Tran, in Hanoi, Vietnam