MoU signed for Pakistan-Trkiye medical tourism, healthcare cooperation


Karachi: In a landmark initiative to strengthen bilateral cooperation between Pakistan and the Republic of Trkiye, Bukhari Group of Companies, under the leadership of Brig. (R) Sardar Sajjad Hussain, Group CEO of Bukhari Group, and the Ibni Sina Institute signed a Strategic Partnership Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Bukhari Group Head Office in Karachi.



The agreement establishes a comprehensive framework for collaboration in medical tourism, healthy ageing, longevity, healthcare investment, medical education, innovation, digital health, and sustainable healthcare development. It also reflects the shared commitment of both institutions to promoting regional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and people-centered healthcare.



The signing ceremony brought together distinguished government officials, healthcare leaders, academics, business executives, representatives of civil society organizations, and members of the national and international media.



Fayaz Ali Shah, Managing Director, Tourism, Government of Sindh, who attended as the Guest of Honour. In his remarks, he highlighted the importance of international collaborations in enhancing healthcare quality, attracting foreign investment, and promoting Pakistan as a preferred destination for medical and wellness services.



Speaking on behalf of the Ibni Sina Institute, Gerontologist Dr. Kemal Aydin, President of the Institute, stated that the partnership represents a new chapter in Pakistan-Trkiye relations.



This strategic partnership goes beyond medical tourism. It creates a platform for scientific cooperation, innovation, healthy ageing, healthcare diplomacy, and sustainable development. Together, we aim to build a healthier future for our societies. ”



Speaking on the occasion, Brig. (R) Sardar Sajjad Hussain, Group CEO of Bukhari Group, stated, this partnership reflects our vision of positioning Pakistan as a leading destination for medical tourism and healthcare innovation. Together with the Ibni Sina Institute, we are committed to strengthening Pakistan-Trkiye cooperation through the Silk Road vision, the D-8 platform, and other global initiatives that promote healthy ageing, healthcare excellence, sustainable development, and economic prosperity. ”