The first kazakh-american COVID — 19 treatment webinar organized by MIT

MIT gathered on one web site top managers and leading doctors of the Johns Hopkins Institute, organizers of the healthcare system and doctors — clinicians from the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary took part in the webinar Of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the USA, Yerzhan Kazykhanov, Consul General in San Francisco, Azamat Abdraimov, as well as the First Vice Minister of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Marat Shoranov. For two and a half hours, the speakers talked about the covid — 19 treatment algorithm, which was developed at the Johns Hopkins Institute and became the main one for the entire American healthcare system. The audience of the webinar, which for Kazakhstanis became a fruitful end of the day, and for Americans — a working morning, was 260 participants.

ang Minye: Moderator, M.D., Chief International Health Consultant: — This is the first webinar between the United States and Kazakhstan in this regard. I think this will be an opportunity to improve cooperation between our two countries so that we can overcome the problems and challenges of covid — 19. And, subsequently, work together on other issues. I would like to thank Mr. Yerzhan Kazykhanov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the United States, Consul General in San Francisco, Azamat Abdraimov. Also, I would like to thank the head of the Johns Hopkins division, Mr. Charles Wiener and the sponsor, organizer of the webinar — the company «Medico — Innovative Technologies» and Mikhail Guterman. The importance of Kazakh — American cooperation in the new realities was noted by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the United States of America, Yerzhan Kazykhanov: — It is very important to note that Johns Hopkins University has become a global leader in monitoring and providing appropriate treatment protocols for this virus. We thank you for your contribution, for the relevant work, whose noble experience and work has saved millions of lives and now you are at the forefront of the fight against this disease. The pandemic is now the main test for many countries around the world. The ambassador said that our country highly appreciates the support of Washington and remembers with gratitude about the help — the United States sent more than 6.2 million dollars. Advisory assistance is no less valuable — the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan attaches great importance to bilateral cooperation, noting the exceptional contribution of the Johns Hopkins Institute to the world experience in combating covid. First — Vice Minister, Marat Shoranov: “While coping with the pandemic remains critical to the world’s health systems, we understand that this is not the last health emergency the world may face. It is important not to lose the capacity that we have built up and to ensure long-term preparedness for emergencies, current and new challenges in the health sector. Kazakhstan is ready to continue cooperation in the interests of preventing and promptly detecting new cases of corona virus infection.