Russian Premier journey's to Altai Republic
In a significant visit, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin travelled to Gorno-Altaisk from the 23rd to the 28th of July. Accompanied by Deputy Prime Ministers Dmitry Grigorenko, Alexei Overchuk, Marat Khusnullin, as well as Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Alexander Kozlov and Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko, Mishustin inspected a newly built hospital wing.
The hospital wing, under the 'Long and Active Life' national project, is equipped with advanced medical equipment. This includes operating and intensive care units, CT and ultrasound machines, and over 400 other devices. The visit and the hospital's details were reported by "Tolk".
During his visit, Mishustin also had the opportunity to see the modular reception ward, a key component of the 'Long and Active Life' national project. Andrei Turchaк made a statement about the modular reception ward in his Telegram channel. Altai Krai is the first region to have this modular reception ward.
In addition to inspecting the healthcare facilities, Mishustin also met with the heads of Altai Krai and the Altai Republic during his visit. The purpose of the visit was not only to review the progress of the 'Long and Active Life' national project but also to discuss the region's development and future plans.
Mishustin's itinerary during his visit to Gorno-Altaisk also included participating in the International Environmental Conference. The specifics of the conference and its agenda were not disclosed.
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Science played a significant role in Mishustin's visit to Gorno-Altaisk, as he inspected a newly built hospital wing equipped with advanced medical equipment, such as operating and intensive care units, as part of the 'Long and Active Life' national project. Meanwhile, discussions about the region's development and future plans occurred during meetings with the heads of Altai Krai and the Altai Republic, touching upon the realm of politics. Furthermore, general news outlet "Tolk" reported on the details of the hospital visit, while Andrei Turchaк made a statement about the modular reception ward in his Telegram channel, indicating a focus on health-and-wellness developments as well.
