Friday, April 9, 2021
CCM returns to Central Asia
Demonstration of work with mannequins in the training center
CCM participated in INNOPROM Big Industrial Week Uzbekistan forum and exhibition April 5-7. The event was attended by business delegations from Russia, Central Asia, and Europe.
CCM specialists presented the company's services at the exhibition stand of the Russian Export Center. The main purpose of the visit was to meet with potential partners in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
"There are many Russian and foreign companies operating in Uzbekistan, whose production is located in remote areas. These are oil and gas and mining companies. We had a series of successful meetings with representatives of Uzbekistan, as well as Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan and we hope for further partnership," said Dmitry Shinkarenko, director of CCM Vietnam.
"It is very important for us to work in the post-soviet regions. We are now restarting our office in Kazakhstan, and plan to open offices in Bishkek, Tashkent, and Dushanbe.
Our priority is not only to provide medical services to remote facilities but also to develop the medical community. We plan to train doctors and employees of industrial facilities in first aid and pre-hospital care according to international standards and to conduct programs to prevent occupational diseases and reduce occupational risks. This is what we already successfully doing in Russia, and we are ready to share our experience with colleagues from Central Asia," commented Sergey Antipov, CEO of CCM Group.
CCM specialists presented the company's services at the exhibition stand of the Russian Export Center. The main purpose of the visit was to meet with potential partners in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
"There are many Russian and foreign companies operating in Uzbekistan, whose production is located in remote areas. These are oil and gas and mining companies. We had a series of successful meetings with representatives of Uzbekistan, as well as Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan and we hope for further partnership," said Dmitry Shinkarenko, director of CCM Vietnam.
"It is very important for us to work in the post-soviet regions. We are now restarting our office in Kazakhstan, and plan to open offices in Bishkek, Tashkent, and Dushanbe.
Our priority is not only to provide medical services to remote facilities but also to develop the medical community. We plan to train doctors and employees of industrial facilities in first aid and pre-hospital care according to international standards and to conduct programs to prevent occupational diseases and reduce occupational risks. This is what we already successfully doing in Russia, and we are ready to share our experience with colleagues from Central Asia," commented Sergey Antipov, CEO of CCM Group.