Vladislav Shestakov, Director of the State Institute of Drugs and Good Practices of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, the Board President of the Eurasian Academy of Good Practices, noted the importance of sharing best practices. “Educational programmes have been implemented through the Academy, which might be in demand for training employees of the State Centre for Expertise and Standardization of Medicines, Medical Devices and Medical Equipment (Uzbekistan) and relevant institutions under Rosatom. It is also possible to develop exclusive advanced training courses tailored in accordance with the demands of our partners. And, of course, the Academy’s experts are ready to participate in joint projects on pharmaceutical engineering and good manufacturing practices,” Shestakov highlighted.

“Our priorities are the quality, safety and efficacy of medicines, medical devices, and medical equipment,” he said. “And we are highly interested in strengthening partnership with our Russian colleagues, as well as in ensuring drug safety and improving the quality of life of our citizens.”

Rusatom Healthcare is one of the leaders of breakthrough medical technologies today. “Rosatom approaches the issue of implementing healthcare tasks as comprehensively as possible. Our work in this area includes the isotope complex and the production of radiopharmaceuticals, the production of high-tech medical equipment, the processing of medical products and food by ionizing radiation, our own medical infrastructure facilities. It is one of the world leaders in the production of medical isotopes. We are glad to have the opportunity to develop innovative technologies of peaceful use of nuclear energy together with friendly states to increase the life expectancy and improve the quality of life for citizens of our states,” Igor Obrubov said.