Maroof International Hospital (MIH) marked World Cancer Day with a significant awareness session, emphasising early detection, prevention and international cooperation in healthcare.
Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, Yerzhan Kistafin, attended as the Chief Guest, underscoring the shared commitment of both nations to advancing healthcare solutions.
CEO of MIH Haroon Naseer emphasised the importance of cross-border collaboration between Pakistan and Kazakhstan in healthcare. He outlined key areas for cooperation, including, medical education partnerships between universities in both countries, establishing nursing schools to enhance professional training, joint cancer research initiatives to develop better treatment strategies, women empowerment programmes focusing on health education and awareness and medical tourism facilitating patient care across borders.
The Ambassador later on reaffirmed Kazakhstan's interest in strengthening ties with Pakistan in healthcare, medical research and pharmaceutical development. He noted that Pakistani herbal medicines are highly popular in Kazakhstan and proposed further collaboration in this sector.
Additionally, he highlighted the potential for joint investment in hospital infrastructure, digital health technologies, and exchange programs for doctors and medical students. The ambassador also shared positive feedback from a friend who received treatment at MIH.
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