Egypt and Tajikistan are strengthening their health cooperation and pharmaceutical partnerships. Egypt’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, met with Tajikistan’s Ambassador to Egypt, Parviz Mirzazoda, to explore opportunities for enhancing bilateral health cooperation ¹.
The two countries plan to reactivate their cooperation protocol, which includes collaboration on drug registration, supply, pharmaceutical industry partnerships, training programs, and medical expertise exchange. They will also share information on Tajikistan’s pharmaceutical needs to identify areas for cooperation.
To facilitate knowledge transfer and skill development, Egypt will implement training programs for Tajik doctors and deploy Egyptian medical teams to Tajikistan. Abdel Ghaffar invited Ambassador Mirzazoda to visit Egypt’s “Medicine City” and pharmaceutical factories in 6th of October City, showcasing the latest advancements in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
This strengthened cooperation is part of Egypt’s efforts to become a medical hub in the region. The country aims to expand its pharmaceutical exports, particularly to African markets, and has been working on a national plan to support the pharmaceutical industry and exports ².
Egypt’s pharmaceutical sector has been growing, with the country seeking to strengthen trade routes and boost international cooperation. The government has been supporting the industry through initiatives such as the establishment of a Covid-19 vaccine production factory ².
The strengthened health cooperation between Egypt and Tajikistan is expected to have a positive impact on the healthcare systems of both countries, and will contribute to achieving sustainable development goals.Egypt and Tajikistan are strengthening their health cooperation and pharmaceutical partnerships. Egypt’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, met with Tajikistan’s Ambassador to Egypt, Parviz Mirzazoda, to explore opportunities for enhancing bilateral health cooperation ¹.
The two countries plan to reactivate their cooperation protocol, which includes collaboration on drug registration, supply, pharmaceutical industry partnerships, training programs, and medical expertise exchange. They will also share information on Tajikistan’s pharmaceutical needs to identify areas for cooperation.
To facilitate knowledge transfer and skill development, Egypt will implement training programs for Tajik doctors and deploy Egyptian medical teams to Tajikistan. Abdel Ghaffar invited Ambassador Mirzazoda to visit Egypt’s “Medicine City” and pharmaceutical factories in 6th of October City, showcasing the latest advancements in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
This strengthened cooperation is part of Egypt’s efforts to become a medical hub in the region. The country aims to expand its pharmaceutical exports, particularly to African markets, and has been working on a national plan to support the pharmaceutical industry and exports ².
Egypt’s pharmaceutical sector has been growing, with the country seeking to strengthen trade routes and boost international cooperation. The government has been supporting the industry through initiatives such as the establishment of a Covid-19 vaccine production factory ².
The strengthened health cooperation between Egypt and Tajikistan is expected to have a positive impact on the healthcare systems of both countries, and will contribute to achieving sustainable development goals.
