MEDICAL AND HEALTH COOPERATION BETWEEN CHINA AND UZBEKISTAN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE COVID-19
Keywords:
medical cooperation, health cooperation, pandemic, COVID-19, global health collaborationAbstract
A turning moment for global health collaboration came with the epidemic that swept the globe in 2020. In order to develop adequate sanitary protection of their borders, governments are now making up for lost time by executing multilateral programmes. However, it is crucial to note that Tashkent and Beijing's cooperation in this field started long before the coronavirus became widespread. In this article, there is information about medical and health cooperation between China and Uzbekistan in the context of the COVID-19.
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