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CANCEROLOGY INSTITUTE TO OPEN IN YEREVAN
PanARMENIAN.Net
04.05.2009 13:50 GMT+04:00
RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met with Director of Development
of Armenian Medical Projects France-based organization Dr Norbert
Avetian to discuss issues concerning the establishment of a cancerology
institute in Yerevan as a part of the nuclear therapy center program.
The Prime Minister noted that health care development and the
establishment of a nuclear therapy center are among the government's
priorities and his government endorses the idea of launching an
institute of cancerology in Yerevan as part of said program. Tigran
Sargsyan advised that the representatives of Dr Avetian's organization
have been invited to participate in the proceedings of a coordination
task force enabling discussion of issues concerning the creation of
the above-stated institute.
Dr Avetian said as soon as an arrangement is reached over the
project, his organization will have best European equipment and
methodologies imported into Armenia. Local specialists, too, will
have the opportunity of working at the Institute and taking training
courses in France on a regular basis. According to Dr Avetian,
several foreign investors are prepared to invest into this project
at this point of time.
Reiterating the importance of this program to our country, the
Prime Minister assured of his government's readiness to extend every
possible support under this program once an investment program and
a time-table are produced by the French side, the RA government's
press office reported.
PanARMENIAN.Net
04.05.2009 13:50 GMT+04:00
RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met with Director of Development
of Armenian Medical Projects France-based organization Dr Norbert
Avetian to discuss issues concerning the establishment of a cancerology
institute in Yerevan as a part of the nuclear therapy center program.
The Prime Minister noted that health care development and the
establishment of a nuclear therapy center are among the government's
priorities and his government endorses the idea of launching an
institute of cancerology in Yerevan as part of said program. Tigran
Sargsyan advised that the representatives of Dr Avetian's organization
have been invited to participate in the proceedings of a coordination
task force enabling discussion of issues concerning the creation of
the above-stated institute.
Dr Avetian said as soon as an arrangement is reached over the
project, his organization will have best European equipment and
methodologies imported into Armenia. Local specialists, too, will
have the opportunity of working at the Institute and taking training
courses in France on a regular basis. According to Dr Avetian,
several foreign investors are prepared to invest into this project
at this point of time.
Reiterating the importance of this program to our country, the
Prime Minister assured of his government's readiness to extend every
possible support under this program once an investment program and
a time-table are produced by the French side, the RA government's
press office reported.