TIRANA, Aug. 5 /ATA/ – Albania’s largest public hospital has moved to strengthen cooperation with Turkish institutions and businesses as part of efforts to modernise healthcare infrastructure and improve medical services.
Rudina Degjoni, director-general of the Mother Teresa University Hospital Center, met with Turkish Embassy Commercial Counsellor Tarik Aksoy and Kenan Sevinç, head of the Albania- Türkiye Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to discuss potential areas of collaboration.
According to University Hospital Centre, the talks focused on opportunities to expand cooperation in hospital infrastructure development, the exchange of expertise and the implementation of projects aimed at enhancing healthcare services.
The discussions form part of the hospital’s broader efforts to strengthen international partnerships and support the modernisation of Albania’s healthcare system.
Degjoni said such cooperation contributes both to stronger bilateral ties and to the development of a more modern, patient-centred healthcare system.
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