Oman and Belarus Sign Major Healthcare Cooperation Roadmap

Omani Minister of Health Dr Hilal Ali Al Sabti welcomed his Belarusian counterpart today. Belarusian Health Minister Alexander Khodzhayev visited the Sultanate for official talks.

The two leaders discussed important mutual health matters. They explored exciting new ways to expand bilateral medical partnerships.

Signing the New Medical Roadmap

The officials signed a comprehensive healthcare and pharmaceutical cooperation roadmap. This agreement establishes clear legal guidelines for future medical cooperation.

It regulates medical care, healthcare education, and vital medical equipment exchanges. Dr Hilal emphasized the vital importance of strong international cooperation.

Oman actively seeks to learn from global medical expertise and experiences.

Building on Past Agreements

Dr Hilal called this visit a key part of ongoing bilateral exchanges. Omani health officials previously visited Belarus to sign a cooperation memorandum.

This initial agreement already yields positive results across several medical sectors. Oman wants to utilize Belarusian expertise in oncology and cardiology now.

They also hope to learn about advanced organ transplantation procedures. Furthermore, the two nations plan to build reciprocal pharmaceutical industries together.

Belarusian officials also expressed great interest in Omani medical achievements.

Touring Omani Medical Facilities

The Belarusian delegation toured the National Centre for Virtual Health today. Ministry staff briefed the visitors on the crucial role of this department.

Minister Khodzhayev also visited the Sultan Qaboos Comprehensive Cancer Care Centre. He then toured the advanced Sultan Qaboos University Hospital.

Hospital leaders showcased their impressive medical specialties and modern advancements. These exceptional Omani facilities easily rival leading global health institutions.

The delegation examined modern therapeutic and diagnostic devices during their tour. These cutting-edge tools provide excellent health services to local patients and researchers.