AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOnline Pharmacies: Uzbekistan’s Health Ministry has proposed tighter rules for online medicine sales, limiting them to licensed pharmacies and requiring clear details on products, prices, payment and delivery. The draft is open for public consultation. Hospital Services: New outsourcing rules for public hospitals take effect in 2027, allowing contracts of up to five years in most cases and introducing a digital system to track service quality and payments. Food Safety: Twenty members of a Kazakh youth soccer delegation received treatment in Tashkent for acute diarrhea after a suspected food-poisoning outbreak; none needed intensive care. Medical Education: India has urged students considering medical degrees in Uzbekistan to check university admissions and ensure programmes meet its standards, citing concerns about quality and fraudulent agents. Health Investment: Healthcare and social services attracted UZS 7.7 trillion in fixed-capital investment, according to Uzbekistan’s National Statistics Committee.
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