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Georgian, Armenian health ministers discuss bilateral cooperation

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The talks focused on the development of the two countries’ healthcare systems, strengthening primary healthcare, and improving the accessibility and quality of medical services
The talks focused on the development of the two countries’ healthcare systems, strengthening primary healthcare, and improving the accessibility and quality of medical services

Georgia’s Health Minister Mikheil Sarjveladze met with his Armenian counterpart Anahit Avanesian during an official visit to Armenia, with the two sides discussing cooperation in healthcare, the Georgian Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

The talks focused on the development of the two countries’ healthcare systems, strengthening primary healthcare, and improving the accessibility and quality of medical services.

During his visit, Sarjveladze also toured Armenia’s National Center of Nuclear Medicine, where he was briefed on the operations of the recently rehabilitated facility and the country’s capabilities in nuclear medicine.

The sides discussed opportunities for sharing experience and expanding cooperation in the field of nuclear medicine.

The meeting was also attended by Georgia’s Ambassador to Armenia, Giorgi Sharvashidze.


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