Myanmar Prime Minister Visits Belarus’ Largest Pharmaceutical Factory to Explore Health Cooperation

Minsk, The Gulf Observer: A high-level delegation from Myanmar, led by Prime Minister and Chairman of the State Administration Council Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, visited the Belmedpreparaty Pharmaceutical Factory in Minsk on Thursday morning as part of their official visit to the Republic of Belarus.

Upon arrival at the facility, the Senior General and his delegation were warmly received by Belarusian Minister of Health Mr. Aliaksandr Khajayeu and senior factory officials.

The visit began with an inspection of medical support vehicles on display outside the factory, where the Senior General engaged with officials and inquired about various aspects of their features and applications. He then toured an exhibition showcasing Belarus-produced pharmaceuticals and medical treatment machinery, taking a keen interest in the technology and its potential applications in Myanmar.

A formal meeting followed in the factory’s conference hall, where the Senior General held bilateral talks with the Belarusian Health Minister and factory officials. Discussions focused on expanding cooperation in the health sector, particularly the potential for Myanmar to use Belarusian medicines and medical equipment, and the possibility of organizing in-depth meetings between Myanmar health authorities and representatives of Belmedpreparaty.

The delegation also visited the production lines of the factory, where Senior General Min Aung Hlaing closely observed the manufacturing processes and received detailed briefings from experts.

The Belmedpreparaty Pharmaceutical Factory, located in Minsk, is Belarus’ largest pharmaceutical production facility, employing over 2,100 personnel. It plays a vital role in the nation’s medical sector and is increasingly engaged in international cooperation efforts.

The visit is seen as part of broader efforts by Myanmar to enhance bilateral ties with Belarus, especially in the fields of healthcare, pharmaceutical development, and medical technology.