A South Korean company intends to establish a "smart" medical cluster in the Tashkent region.

There will be an emergency medical care center, a business and shopping center, hotels, and a multi-story residential complex, along with a branch of the prestigious Korean International Medical University, an international school, and a preschool educational institution. This large, modern facility, which meets international standards, will be able to accommodate medical tourists.

During negotiations with the region's hokim, Zoir Mirzaev, several other proposals were also discussed. The regional leader emphasized his readiness to provide comprehensive support to the company's representatives in implementing this project.