Cooperation between Uzbekistan and South Korea in the field of implementing digital technologies in agriculture, increasing production efficiency, and developing modern agroservices is expanding. As part of this cooperation, the creation of a center named 'Aqli chorvachilik' (Rational Livestock) is planned.
In Seoul, Abdulla Azizov, Director of the Uzbekistan Agency for Medical and Pharmaceutical Industry Development, met with Park Sang-hwa, President of the Seoul Public Health Association (SPHA), as well as industry experts.
According to the press service of the Uzbekistan Agency for Medical and Pharmaceutical Industry Development, the parties discussed the implementation of digital technologies in healthcare and the application of South Korea's experience in modern healthcare management in Uzbekistan.
The meeting took place on August 12 as part of Azizov's working trip to the Republic of Korea. Participants reviewed current healthcare projects, digitalization issues, and potential areas for further cooperation.
One of the central topics of discussion was the introduction of digital systems for clinic management. Furthermore, the parties studied the possibility of using 'Smart Hospital' standards when designing and equipping medical institutions.
Significant attention was paid to modern clinical management methods. Participants discussed studying South Korea's experience in this field and the prospects for adapting it to Uzbekistan's conditions.
Following the negotiations, the parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This document is intended to ensure the systematic development of cooperation in priority areas and the implementation of joint projects.
The Agency noted that this agreement will serve as a basis for expanding practical interaction between Uzbekistan and South Korea in the fields of digital healthcare transformation, modern clinical management, and the introduction of innovative approaches.
Uzbekistan and the South Korean company LS Cable & System held discussions on prospects for cooperation in the field of electrical engineering. The discussed areas include the production of modern cable products, technology transfer, and localization of production.
The meeting took place during the working trip of the Uzbek delegation to the Republic of Korea. The delegation included M. Yunusov, Chairman of the Uzeltexsanoat Association, B. Abidov, a representative of the Cabinet of Ministers, as well as representatives of LS Cable & System Ltd.
The Uzbek side presented data on the potential of the country's electrical engineering industry and possible investment opportunities. Participants reviewed potential ways of joint work in cable production, technology transfer, and localization.
LS Cable & System, founded in 1962, is one of the largest cable manufacturers in South Korea. The company produces high-voltage direct current (HVDC) and submarine cables, as well as high-voltage power cables, telecommunication solutions, and cable management systems for the renewable energy sector.
According to the information presented, the company's annual revenue is about 4.5 billion US dollars, and its products are supplied to global markets. After the meeting, both sides expressed interest in further developing cooperation and implementing promising projects in the electrical engineering sector.
