As previously reported, the delegation headed by the Minister of Health of Uzbekistan Amrillo Inoyatov is on a business trip to the USA.

 It is worth noting that during the trip, the dialogue with the world’s most prestigious universities and companies, such as Harvard, Columbia, and South Carolina, led to the further strengthening of cooperation between our countries in the field of medicine, and the formation of medical education at the level of world standards.  will undoubtedly serve.

The visit of the delegation of Uzbekistan to the United States of America is full of important meetings and agreements, cooperation relations, and friendly acquaintances.  Yesterday, BuxDTI Rector Shukhrat Teshaev, Tashkent Medical Academy Rector Alisher Shodmonov and Samarkand Medical University Rector Jasur Rizaev visited Saint Louis University, which has more than 200 years of history.  Today, 12,000 students are studying at this educational institution with great opportunities and technologies.  The university occupies 81st place in the world ranking.  There are very large clinics, laboratories and production facilities.

During the dialogue, three medical higher education institutions of our country signed a memorandum of cooperation with this university.  This is as important as integrating the activities of medical specialists of our country with American scientists, organizing funds and grants for international internships, establishing partnership, academic and cultural relations between the communities of Uzbekistan and the United States.  consisted of factors.  Vice-chancellors Matt Broom and Kelly Baumer, who participated from St. Louis University, also expressed hope for further development of comprehensive cooperation relations.  Uzbek record holders, accompanied by professor Zoldas Kuldjanov, working at this American university, inspected the new clinic, scientific laboratory, surgical resuscitation and traumatology centers.

This trip to the USA, which is effective and useful in all respects, will serve to increase the effectiveness of consistent reforms in medicine, to exchange experiences of specialists, to improve their knowledge and skills, and to strengthen international cooperation.