The signing of the document took place between Aibek Turatalievich Matkerimov, Deputy Minister of Health, and Anton Arskiy, a representative of the fund.
As a result of this agreement, medical workers, including doctors and nurses, will be able to obtain a special card for purchasing essential goods at reduced prices in the "Eurasia" social stores.
The "Social Stores – Eurasia" project is focused on assisting various categories of citizens. Five stores are already operating in Bishkek, where residents can purchase essential products and other goods at more affordable prices. Previously, this system was connected to pensioners, people with disabilities, large families, and teachers. The signing of the memorandum with the Ministry of Health has become an important step in expanding the number of beneficiaries.
Anton Arskiy, a representative of the fund, emphasized that the decision to include healthcare workers is due to their significant role in society.
“Healthcare workers perform an important mission by caring for the health of citizens. We believe it is necessary to provide them with support,” he noted.
The "Eurasia KG" social stores are a project focused on social needs, developed in cooperation with government institutions. The initiative is implemented under a memorandum between the autonomous non-profit organization "Eurasia" and the Kyrgyz Republic, aimed at improving access to essential goods for those in need.
Currently, five social stores are operating in Bishkek:
Toktogul St., 146/1, Asanbay microdistrict, 8/3 Akmatbek Suyumbaev St., 17 / Moscow St., 7 Manas St., 97 Yunusaliev St., 159
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The autonomous non-profit organization "Eurasia" is engaged in the development of international cooperation and the implementation of humanitarian projects aimed at preserving traditional values and developing interethnic ties. "Eurasia" supports socially significant initiatives, facilitates communication among people of different cultures, and implements projects in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. One of the main areas is supporting schoolchildren, students, and young specialists. Among the projects are educational programs, exchanges, and internships in large state companies, as well as a media school. "Eurasia" also organizes professional platforms and forums for educators, provides grants for journalists and bloggers, and supports projects aimed at preserving history and culture.
