YEREVAN. – A group of specialists from Mongolia are in Armenia to study the country’s past performance in the domain of family medicine. 

Receiving the delegation from the Mongolian Ministry of Health, Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Health, Sergey Khachatryan, briefed the delegation members on Armenia’s reforms that were conducted in the country’s healthcare system ever since its independence in 1991, and reflected on the measures that were taken to introduce family medicine in Armenia.     

Khachatryan also assured that the Armenian Health Ministry stands ready to convey the country’s track-record in the establishment of family medicine and to contribute so that the Mongolian delegation’s visit becomes productive.  

The Mongolian delegation leader Baasay Bulganchimeg noted that they are informed that family medicine is an already-established institution in Armenia, and the Armenian specialists’’ knowhow in this domain is the best from the countries in the region.

Subsequently, the Mongolian delegation and the specialists from the Armenian Health Ministry held working discussions.