AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUzbek-India healthcare & pharma push: During a high-level visit in New Delhi, Uzbekistan’s FM Bakhtiyor Saidov met President Droupadi Murmu as both sides flagged cooperation in pharmaceuticals and broader health-related sectors, while India’s Jaishankar also backed Uzbekistan’s NAM chairship. Trade that could shape health supply chains: Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal urged India and Uzbekistan to double bilateral trade in three years, pointing to opportunities in pharma, medical devices, and healthcare, alongside mining and rare earths that can affect industrial inputs. Investment call for critical minerals with downstream health links: Uzbekistan invited Indian firms to invest in mining and rare earths, targeting $2B trade with India next year—relevant for future manufacturing capacity, including health-sector materials. Regional health support: Uzbekistan provided $200,000 in medical and non-medical equipment to Afghanistan’s Abu Ali Sina Balkhi Hospital in Balkh, aiming to ease equipment shortages. Workplace safety reminder: A fatal accident at HD Hyundai’s yard in South Korea involved an Uzbek national, underscoring ongoing risks for workers tied to international supply chains.
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