Oman, Belarus sign MoU on healthcare cooperation
The MoU outlines cooperation in several medical fields, including healthcare services, medical education, personnel training, and joint professional development initiatives. It also facilitates the exchange of expertise, collaborative medical research, mutual access to pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, reciprocal training programs, and expert visits.
In a related development, Dr. Al Sabti visited the headquarters of Minskintercaps, a member company of the Belpharmprom Group, where he was briefed on Belarus' healthcare system, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and the company's medical and pharmaceutical operations.
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