A delegation from Uzbekistan studied the experience of the Russian private healthcare sector and pharmaceutical industry. The main focus was on modern methods of organizing medical care, implementing innovative technologies, and possibilities for bilateral cooperation.
During the visit, representatives from Uzbekistan familiarized themselves with the activities of the International Medical Cluster, where a model of a special legal regime was presented. This regime allows for the application of international treatment standards, modern management methods, and advanced medical technologies.
During visits to Lapino, Hadassah Medical Moscow, and Olympus Clinics MARS, meeting participants reviewed practical solutions aimed at improving the quality of medical services and optimizing business processes in the healthcare sector. Special attention was paid to the development of biotechnologies.
At the GENERIUM enterprise, the delegation was shown the full cycle of drug production and development. The parties also discussed prospects for technology transfer, localization of the production of in-demand medications in Uzbekistan, and the creation of joint scientific and production facilities.
Furthermore, a visit to Sberbank allowed participants to study the experience of implementing corporate social responsibility projects aimed at supporting the healthcare system and improving public health.
A delegation from Uzbekistan, led by Deputy Prime Minister Jamshid Khodjayev, visited the Joint Stock Company Integral, the management company of the Integral holding. The parties discussed prospects for joint work in the field of medical equipment production.
According to Belarusian media, the negotiations took place within the framework of the III Forum of Regions of Belarus and Uzbekistan. Maxim Maksimovich, Deputy General Director of JSC Integral for Development and Production Preparation, noted that this forum served as an effective platform for developing interaction between enterprises of the two countries.
He emphasized that one of the most promising areas for cooperation is the production of medical equipment by the Belarusian enterprise. Maxim Maksimovich stated that high-quality medical equipment is one of the activities of JSC Integral that may interest partners from Uzbekistan, and this area is currently a priority for the company's development.
He also highlighted that significant attention is paid to improving the healthcare system in Belarus, which has contributed to the expansion of modern medical equipment production. Currently, the enterprise produces a wide range of products, including hospital beds, patient monitors, ventilators, blood pressure monitors, and thermometers. A company representative reported that the products are distinguished by high quality and reliability, being in demand in both domestic and foreign markets.
The parties are considering organizing joint production of medical equipment as one of the promising areas of partnership. Maxim Maksimovich reported that the Uzbek partners were familiarized with the enterprise's production capabilities, and technologies and products were presented. Instructions regarding the further development of potential areas of interaction were received after the visit. During the visit, a presentation of production facilities, technological processes, and manufactured products was organized for members of the Uzbek delegation. These negotiations represent another step in expanding industrial cooperation between Belarus and Uzbekistan.
