According to the information, this agreement is part of the project "Franco-Kyrgyz Cooperation in Emergency Medicine," which aims to enhance the qualifications of Kyrgyz doctors in the field of emergency medical care.
Photo from the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic
The project is funded by the "Team France" fund (France Expertise Fund — FEF) with the support of the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs of France. A total of about 20,000 euros has been allocated, which will be used to organize training and internships for Kyrgyz doctors in clinics in France. It is expected that six emergency medicine specialists will be able to undergo internships.
The training includes studying the emergency medical system in France, modern standards for responding to emergencies, as well as exchanging experiences in telemedicine, logistics, and medical management.
Bakyt Tologonov, the chief physician of the National Hospital, emphasized the importance of this project for improving the emergency care system in Kyrgyzstan.
“We approached the Embassy of France with a request to support our initiatives to create a centralized emergency service, and this work was approved. The experience gained will help us achieve international standards,” he noted.
