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    Shiraz University of Medical Sciences and Tashkent State Medical University have partnered to enhance scientific, research, and educational collaboration, as well as health tourism. This initiative followed a visit by an Iranian delegation, led by Fars province’s governor, to Tashkent, where they toured various medical and educational facilities. Key discussions included specialized courses for faculty, internships for students, and a memorandum of understanding aimed at expanding cooperation, particularly in health. Both countries are committed to improving health outcomes and knowledge transfer through initiatives such as online consultations and joint seminars, reinforcing their collaborative spirit in health and education.

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