KRSU took part in the International Medical Congress of the SCO countries

KRSU took part in the International Medical Congress of the SCO countries

28 martha 2024

Category: Collaboration

The International Medical Congress of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) brought together more than 400 doctors from different countries, including Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Denmark. The main topic of the congress was cardiology and non-communicable diseases, including diseases of the circulatory system. This is an important event in the medical field, bringing together leading specialists to exchange experiences and the latest scientific achievements.

As part of the congress, the Day of Russian Medicine was held, which emphasizes Russia’s contribution to the development of medical science and practice. The participation of Russian doctors at the congress not only demonstrates their professionalism, but also contributes to the establishment and strengthening of international ties in the medical community.

KRSU also took an active part in the congress, which shows the university's significant contribution to medical science and its commitment to participate in the global medical community. The university presented its scientific achievements. Acting Rector of KRSU Ruslan Arbiev noted: "The congress focuses on innovative approaches to cardiology and the fight against noncommunicable diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and other diseases that pose serious challenges to us in the modern medical world.".


KRSU has the honour to be part of this international event and to present its scientific developments and achievements. Our university is actively working to develop new diagnostic and treatment methods, and is also involved in international research projects aimed at combating various diseases.".

This event promotes the development of medical science, promotes the exchange of knowledge and experience between doctors from different countries, and strengthens cooperation and friendly relationships.

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