Bulgaria and North Macedonia deepen their cooperation in healthcare
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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 and interaction between the two neighboring countries.
The main focus of the document is directed toward the implementation of joint initiatives that will support the development of healthcare systems. An active exchange of medical expertise is planned, through which specialists from both sides will be able to share experience and best practices in the treatment of various diseases.
The partnership also provides for closer work between health institutions, which will facilitate coordination in addressing important public health issues. This exchange is expected to lead to higher quality patient care in both countries.
The signing of this plan is an important step toward strengthening good neighborly relations through concrete actions in the social sphere. The cooperation will provide a stable framework for future projects and will contribute to better health security in the region.
Sources: Министерство на здравеопазването
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