Tajikistan Purchases Mobile Medical Clinic from Turkey
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DUSHANBE, 09.02.2021 (NIAT Khovar) – The Minister of Health and Social Protection of the Population Jamoliddin Abdullozoda is in Turkey in order to conduct an inspection commission for the acceptance and purchase of mobile medical systems.
Medical equipment will be delivered to Tajikistan as part of the implementation of non-repayable financing carried out by the Charity Program (King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz) of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB).
The grants were allocated through the IDB for the creation of five mobile medical complexes.
In accordance with the regulations, at an international tender, the IDB chose the company Normeka (Norway) as the operator for the presentation of the mobile medical complex.
The mobile medical complex is a large European standard car, 18 meters long and 4.2 meters high, equipped with various offices, including obstetrics, ophthalmology, cardiology, ultrasound, digital radiology and equipment for small endoscopy.
As part of the program, specialized auxiliary vehicles are presented that will serve patients from remote mountain villages.
The agreement between Tajikistan and the IDB was signed and ratified by the Representatives Assembly in 2014.









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