Trade unions of healthcare workers of Vitebsk and Bukhara regions have signed a cooperation agreement for 2024-2026

Профсоюзы работников здравоохранения Витебской и Бухарской областей заключили соглашение о сотрудничестве на 2024-2026 годы
The outcome of the three-day visit of the delegation from the Vitebsk Regional Healthcare Trade Union to Bukhara was an official agreement on long-term cooperation with their Uzbek colleagues. The agreement with the trade union of the Bukhara region for 2024-2026, signed by the head of the delegation, Chairman of the Vitebsk Regional Organization of the Belarusian Healthcare Workers' Trade Union, Vladimir Plytkevich, is intended to be the first step towards such interaction.

– Our cooperation will allow both sides to improve their methods and approaches to trade union work, – noted Vladimir Plytkevich, summarizing the visit. – The experience gained during the meeting with Uzbek colleagues will help implement a number of new trade union projects. During the visit of the Vitebsk trade unions to Uzbekistan, the Chairman of the Bukhara Regional Council of the Healthcare Workers' Trade Union, Ibrokhim Khodiev, introduced the guests to the structure of the regional council, which unites more than 56 thousand trade union members. The Vitebsk delegation also visited the Bukhara Regional Branch of the Republican Center for Emergency Medical Care and met with the chairman of the primary trade union organization and the center's employees.


Also, within the framework of the round table, representatives of the Uzbek Republican Committee of the industry trade union and primary trade union organizations of healthcare institutions of the Bukhara region discussed issues of professional development of trade union personnel and foreign models of trade union partnership.


Vitebsk and Bukhara trade unions considered several issues related to working with youth, developing cooperation between trade unions through experience exchange, supporting the protection of the rights and interests of healthcare workers, and developing social partnership.