As part of a working visit to India, a meeting was held with the leadership of Marengo Asia Hospitals, a rapidly growing international network of multispecialty medical facilities.
Today, the Marengo Asia Hospitals network comprises eight multispecialty hospitals with a total capacity of more than 2,500 beds, employing over 1,000 doctors and more than 6,400 staff members. The network operates in the Delhi NCR region, Gujarat, and Uttar Pradesh, as well as in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. One of its key priorities is the development of specialized Centers of Excellence and the provision of highly specialized tertiary and quaternary medical care.
The meeting focused on prospects for cooperation with Jalal-Abad International University (JAIU), including the organization of clinical rotations and internships for students, training and professional development programs for medical specialists, the exchange of expertise, and the development of joint educational and clinical projects.
Particular attention was given to the international “Teach, Train & Treat” model implemented by Marengo Asia Hospitals within its “International Clinical Corridor” framework. The model provides opportunities for doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to receive specialized training in India and subsequently apply the acquired knowledge, skills, and modern medical technologies in their home countries.
The discussions also covered opportunities to engage leading specialists from Marengo Asia Hospitals for patient consultations, facilitate the exchange of clinical expertise, introduce modern diagnostic and treatment methods, and develop specific areas of high-tech medical care.
The meeting opens up new opportunities for strengthening Jalal-Abad International University’s international cooperation in medical education, clinical training of specialists, and the provision of high-quality medical care.
Today, the Marengo Asia Hospitals network comprises eight multispecialty hospitals with a total capacity of more than 2,500 beds, employing over 1,000 doctors and more than 6,400 staff members. The network operates in the Delhi NCR region, Gujarat, and Uttar Pradesh, as well as in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. One of its key priorities is the development of specialized Centers of Excellence and the provision of highly specialized tertiary and quaternary medical care.
The meeting focused on prospects for cooperation with Jalal-Abad International University (JAIU), including the organization of clinical rotations and internships for students, training and professional development programs for medical specialists, the exchange of expertise, and the development of joint educational and clinical projects.
Particular attention was given to the international “Teach, Train & Treat” model implemented by Marengo Asia Hospitals within its “International Clinical Corridor” framework. The model provides opportunities for doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to receive specialized training in India and subsequently apply the acquired knowledge, skills, and modern medical technologies in their home countries.
The discussions also covered opportunities to engage leading specialists from Marengo Asia Hospitals for patient consultations, facilitate the exchange of clinical expertise, introduce modern diagnostic and treatment methods, and develop specific areas of high-tech medical care.
The meeting opens up new opportunities for strengthening Jalal-Abad International University’s international cooperation in medical education, clinical training of specialists, and the provision of high-quality medical care.