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Minister of Health Kemal Memişoğlu is discussing cooperation in the health sector with the USA within the scope of the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations in New York. It aims to raise Türkiye's health services to international standards.
Minister of Health Kemal Memişoğlu made a statement to journalists and answered questions when he entered the Turkish House in New York, USA.
Recalling President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's address at the 81st UN General Assembly, which brought together the leaders and high-level representatives of the United Nations (UN) member countries in New York, Memişoğlu stated that Erdoğan is the voice of humanity.
"THEY COME TO Türkiye FROM EVERY COUNTRY OF THE WORLD TO GET HEALTH SERVICES"
Stating that the expression "The world is bigger than 5" is not just a sentence, it expresses humanity, Memişoğlu said:
"Health is the priority of everything. That's why we make the health services in Türkiye one of the best in the world as much as we can. We met with the merchants and industrialists in America to produce the technology, medicine and materials for health. We met with the American Minister of Health, Robert Francis Kennedy Jr., in Washington City. Hopefully, we will cooperate on health. Because access to health is a very problem in America. In our country, everyone can access health. They come to Türkiye from every country in the world to receive health services. We are very active in our service." "We are good, we are slowly developing its technology. Hopefully, we will do good things together with the USA, especially in the field of technology."
"WE WILL ENTER INTO A COOPERATION WHERE EVERYONE WILL WIN"
Stating that Türkiye is no longer a market in the field of health, but a partner, Memişoğlu said, "We hope that there will be collaborations in which everyone will win and we will also win in order to be partners. We thank our esteemed President and his team." he said.
Stating that they will have meetings with health technology companies, Minister Memişoğlu emphasized that they will make Türkiye the center of the region not only in health services but also in production and technology.
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