Delegation from the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Visits GoBroad to Explore Collaboration in Medical Innovation
2026-10-28On October 28, a delegation from the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (NASB), led by Vladimir Karanik, Chairman of the Presidium of NASB, visited GoBroad Healthcare Group (GoBroad) at Future Science City in Beijing's Changping District. The visit focused on advances in medical technology, clinical research, and opportunities for future collaboration.
The meeting followed the strategic cooperation agreement signed earlier this year between GoBroad, NASB, and the Minsk City Clinical Oncology Center (MCCOC), as well as a previous delegation visit in July. These ongoing exchanges reflect a shared commitment to strengthening institutional ties and exploring opportunities for practical cooperation.
During the visit, the Belarusian delegation learned about GoBroad's clinical and research activities in oncology, hematology, and rare diseases, with particular interest in advances in cell therapy and its clinical applications.
A key focus of the visit was GoBroad's research-oriented hospital model, which integrates patient care with scientific research and clinical trials of innovative medical technologies and new therapies. This approach aims to accelerate the translation of scientific discoveries into clinical practice and expand treatment options for patients.
Both sides exchanged views on potential areas of collaboration, including clinical research, knowledge sharing, the application of advanced medical technologies, and the translation of scientific advances into clinical practice.
Vladimir Karanik highlighted the significance of the exchange in laying the groundwork for long-term partnerships between Belarusian and Chinese researchers and healthcare professionals.
Building on their previous engagements, GoBroad and its Belarusian partners will continue exploring opportunities to deepen cooperation in medical research and innovation.
GoBroad looks forward to maintaining close dialogue with NASB and other Belarusian medical and research institutions, fostering meaningful collaboration that advances medical innovation and ultimately benefits patients.
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