Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Russian medical group Medma plans to establish a modern medical centre in the Yangi Uzbekistan eco-city development in Ferghana, Uzbekistan, the regional administration’s press service said.
The project was discussed at a meeting between Ferghana Region Governor Khayrullo Bozorov and a delegation led by Yulai Magadeev, chairman of Medma’s board.
The two sides reviewed steps towards the practical implementation of the initiative based on agreements reached earlier and discussed organisational aspects of the project.
Participants said Ferghana’s geographical location offered opportunities to attract patients not only from other regions of Uzbekistan but also from neighbouring countries.
Representatives of the Russian investors expressed their readiness to begin implementing the project as soon as possible. Bozorov supported the initiative and said the regional authorities were ready to provide the necessary assistance.
Medma provides specialised medical services in oncology, dialysis, cardiology, reproductive health and other fields. The company operates a network of clinics in several countries.
The two sides agreed to take further steps towards implementing the project and expanding cooperation in healthcare.
The planned investment amount, construction timeline and intended capacity of the medical centre have not been disclosed.
