Uzbekistan-India Ink $300 Million Deal for Medical Cooperation.

A Health Forum was recently held in Tashkent between Uzbekistan and India, which concluded with the signing of contracts on cooperation in the healthcare sector. The event was attended by representatives of the health authorities of both countries, the diplomatic corps, leading private medical centers in India, and heads of large pharmaceutical companies.

During the forum, it was announced that this year, hemodialysis centers for 150 beds in Nukus and 250 beds in Bagat and Urgench districts will be launched on the basis of a public-private partnership with the Indian company NEPHROCARE HEALTH. Additionally, a hemodialysis center for 160 beds was launched in Tashkent the day before. These projects received a total investment of $12 million.

Besides the launch of the dialysis centers, over 100 memorandums and contracts worth $300 million were also signed with Indian partners during the forum. This signifies a stronger collaboration and a mutual interest in the development of the healthcare sector in both countries.

The Health Forum is expected to bring about positive changes and advancements in the healthcare industry, particularly in dialysis treatment, which is much needed in Uzbekistan. Overall, this event is crucial in strengthening the relationship between Uzbekistan and India in various aspects, particularly in the healthcare field.

This news was taken from this source and rewritten by artificial intelligence.