A delegation from the Government of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Health, and the leadership and specialists of the Republic Specialized Center for Oncology and Radiology of Medical Science visited the N.N. Blokhin National Medical Research Center of Oncology in Russia.
During the visit, the delegation familiarized itself with modern operating blocks, radiation therapy complexes, pathological anatomy and morphopathology laboratories, a molecular diagnostics center, scientific laboratories, and innovative patient treatment technologies.
As a result of the discussions, agreements were reached to develop cooperation in several key areas. These areas include: implementing joint projects in the field of nuclear medicine; training and improving the qualifications of physicians and specialists within MAGATE programs; and exchanging advanced technologies and experience in radiotherapy.
Furthermore, the agreements cover the joint development of morphopathology and molecular diagnostics services, conducting joint scientific research in the field of medical oncology, improving clinical protocols, and organizing specialist exchanges.
At the end of the visit, mutually beneficial agreements were reached on expanding long-term scientific and practical cooperation between the two centers, introducing modern oncological technologies, and implementing joint educational and scientific programs.
The N.N. Blokhin National Medical Research Center of Oncology is one of Russia's largest oncology institutions and is considered one of the largest oncological scientific and clinical complexes in the CIS region. Thousands of patients receive high-tech medical care annually at this center, complex oncological surgeries are performed, and hundreds of scientific studies are conducted. The institution possesses an internationally recognized scientific school in fields such as oncological surgery, radiotherapy, drug therapy, pathological anatomy, molecular genetics, immunohistochemistry, translational research, and clinical trials.
Denis Pushilin, head of the Donetsk People's Republic, announced an improvement in the positions of Russian military forces towards Sloviansk.
According to the head of the DPR, Russian troops have begun to push back the forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine across the Northern Donets. Pushilin stated that certain successes have been achieved in this area.
He also added that the liberation of Sloviansk itself will not be a simple process.
The national team's weightlifting aims to achieve high results in international competitions this year, including the Summer Asian Games and the World Adult Championship.
Today, July 14, members of the national team, led by Ruslan Nuriddinov and Akbar Zhuraev, began a series of international training camps in Istanbul, Turkey, in preparation for these prestigious high-level competitions.
Thirteen members of the Uzbekistan national team are participating in this camp, which is aimed at improving the physical, psychological, and technical capabilities of the athletes. The team's training sessions will continue until August 13 under the guidance of Bahram Mendiboyev and Jurabek Zoirov.
A new regional center has been commissioned in the Tashkent region, which will be responsible for organizing knowledge and qualification assessment processes in accordance with modern requirements.
The new building of the Knowledge Assessment Agency operates on a modern infrastructure, creating all necessary conditions for conducting open, transparent, and high-quality test exams. Within the framework of paper tests, the center can accommodate about 1200 applicants, students, and teachers simultaneously.
Additionally, a separate auditorium with a capacity of 150 people has been equipped for computer-based tests, featuring modern technical and information and communication equipment.
Shukr Burkhanov, Head of the Department of Preschool and School Education of the Tashkent Region, visited the center to familiarize himself with the created conditions, the testing organization system, and the technical capabilities.
It is important to note that starting this year, applicants from the Tashkent region will take entrance exams for higher education institutions for the first time at this modern center. This is aimed at ensuring the transparency and fairness of these tests, as well as creating more comfortable conditions for participants.
The modern knowledge assessment center is one of the key infrastructure facilities designed to objectively evaluate the knowledge and potential of young people and improve the quality of education.
