Bulgaria and North Macedonia signed a healthcare cooperation plan
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Bulgaria and North Macedonia have officially signed a new cooperation plan in the field of healthcare. The agreement covers the period from 2026 to 2028 and aims to improve medical services in both countries.
The main goal of the document is to encourage the exchange of experience between Bulgarian and Macedonian doctors. The two sides plan to organize joint initiatives that will help in the faster implementation of modern medical practices and technologies.
Within the framework of this plan, experts from both countries will exchange knowledge in various fields of medicine. This cooperation is important for increasing the quality of healthcare and for a better response to emergency medical situations in the region.
The signing of this document is a step towards closer interaction between the institutions in Sofia and Skopje. The partnership is expected to bring benefits to both medical professionals and patients who need quality treatment.
In conclusion, the agreement lays a stable foundation for the long-term development of bilateral relations in the social sphere. Over the coming years, both sides will work actively on the implementation of the set goals in order to ensure a better health environment for their citizens.
Sources: БНТ Новини
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