Uzbekistan, Russia Discuss Expanding Healthcare Cooperation
Uzbekistan and Russia discussed cooperation in healthcare, including digital health, oncology, telemedicine, medical education and emergency care.

**Uzbekistan and Russia Explore Enhanced Healthcare Collaboration**
Representatives from Uzbekistan and Russia convened at the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation to deliberate on expanding healthcare cooperation. The discussions saw the participation of Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko, alongside leaders and experts from medical, scientific, and educational institutions across both nations.
A key component of the talks was an expert session focused on strategies for improving healthcare delivery, advancing the digitalization of health systems, fostering telemedicine development, implementing remote patient monitoring, and enhancing medical personnel training.
Furthermore, the delegations explored potential avenues for collaboration in specialized medical fields such as oncology, radiology, nuclear medicine, hematology, emergency medical care, medical rehabilitation, and palliative care.
During their visit, the Uzbek delegation undertook inspections of several key Russian institutions, including the Federal

