Projects worth 300 million dollars in the field of medicine will be implemented between Uzbekistan and India

Health officials of the two countries, representatives of the diplomatic corps, leading private medical centers of India and heads of large pharmaceutical enterprises took part in the conference. It is noted that Indian medicine occupies one of the top places in the world ranking. Therefore, medical tourism is rapidly developing here. There are many aspects to learn from Indian experts in the areas of high-tech operations and the introduction of innovative technologies into the industry. Based on this, in the following years, a number of projects are being implemented in Uzbekistan together with Indian partners. In particular, more than 10 medical institutions have been established together with large and prestigious clinics of this country. In 2022, on the basis of public-private partnership with Nephrocare Health, hemodialysis centers with 150 beds in Nukus and 250 beds in Bogot and Urganch districts were launched, with an investment of 12 million dollars. Yesterday, this company launched a 160-bed hemodialysis center in Tashkent. In addition, since 2020, the 180-bed clinic of Zarmet Pratiksha, established at the expense of an investment of 10 million dollars, has been operating in the city of Samarkand. In 2022, AAKASH opened a 100-bed clinic with an investment of $10 million. In 2023, representative offices of the Tashkent Medical Academy were opened in Delhi and Hyderabad. Every year, more than 200 Uzbek specialists return to the leading clinics of India. According to the report, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, at the first India-Central Asia summit held on January 27, 2022, through active cooperation with India in the fields of education and health, widely introduced the advanced experience, knowledge and technologies of this country. recognized the development of human capital as the first strategic priority.