New Delhi, August 10, 2025 – MedEd 2025, organised by the Global Trade & Technology Council India (GTTCI) in collaboration with Kokand University, Uzbekistan powered by Investors Clinic, marked a defining moment in the transformation of global medical education and healthcare partnerships.
The high-profile conclave, graced by Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi, Former Union Minister for Human Resource Development and Science & Technology, brought together eminent leaders from healthcare, academia, and diplomacy to explore cross-border collaboration for building a future-ready medical workforce.
Kokand University – A New Dawn for Indian Medical Aspirants
At the heart of the event was the spotlight on Kokand University as a progressive and inclusive destination for Indian students pursuing MBBS abroad. Offering world-class infrastructure, modern laboratories, and an immersive academic environment, Kokand University has positioned itself as a “home away from home” for Indian students. With English-medium courses, familiar Indian cuisine, and strong cultural synergies, the University addresses both academic and emotional needs of Indian aspirants, ensuring they thrive in a safe and welcoming environment.
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Joins Hands for Faculty Development
In a landmark development, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, one of India’s most respected medical institutions, came together with Kokand University to advance resource building and faculty development. This partnership aims to blend Uzbekistan’s academic infrastructure with India’s clinical expertise, ensuring students benefit from high-quality teaching, exposure to advanced healthcare systems, and opportunities for skill enhancement. Sir Ganga Ram Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to building a world-class healthcare facility equipped with the latest medical technology and exceptional expertise, while facilitating the exchange of patients between India and Uzbekistan for advanced treatment and care.
Top Doctors and Education Partners Applaud the Initiative
The conclave witnessed the participation of leading doctors from across India, including senior consultants and department heads from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Amrita Hospitals, Yatharth Hospitals, and other premier institutions. Renowned specialists in kidney transplant, orthopaedics, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, and liver transplant came together under one roof to lend their expertise and endorsement.
Education partners from across the country, representing medical coaching institutions, career counsellors, and healthcare education networks, joined hands to support this ambitious Indo-Uzbekistan collaboration. In a unanimous voice, the doctors commended the vision of replicating the Indian medical education system in Uzbekistan, calling it a game-changing model that combines Indian teaching excellence with Uzbekistan’s modern infrastructure.
Dr. Joshi’s Message of Trust and Cultural Familiarity
Delivering the keynote address, Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi commended the Indo-Uzbekistan partnership in education, highlighting the safety, hospitality, and deep cultural familiarity that make Uzbekistan an ideal choice for Indian students. He underscored the importance of nurturing ethical, globally competent doctors who are deeply connected to humanitarian values.
Unveiling the 55-Acre Sardar Patel Institute of Medical Sciences
A major highlight of MedEd 2025 was the grand unveiling of the upcoming Sardar Patel Institute of Medical Sciences – a 55-acre world-class medical city in Andijan, Uzbekistan. Designed exclusively for Indian students, this flagship project will house modern academic blocks, teaching hospitals, research centres, hostels, wellness facilities, and recreational zones. The institute will stand as a testament to the shared vision of building a global hub for excellence in medical education and healthcare.
Shaping the Future of Medical Education
The conclave featured engaging panel discussions on global healthcare trends, medical regulation, and the Indo-Uzbekistan roadmap for educational excellence. Experts from the National Medical Commission, senior faculty from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, and representatives from the Embassy of Uzbekistan contributed their insights.
Celebrating Collaboration
The evening also honoured distinguished doctors and diplomats for their contributions to healthcare and medical education, and concluded with the unveiling of a collaborative brochure outlining future initiatives between India and Uzbekistan.
MedEd 2025 was not just a conference—it was a statement of intent, signalling a new era in global medical education where Indian students have access to world-class learning, cultural comfort, and career pathways that extend beyond borders.
