During the visit, it became known that the Biocomplex produces 44 types of liquid vaccines and 21 types of dry vaccines, as well as 20 types of diagnostic tools and three types of diluents. Last year, with the support of the World Bank and thanks to a concessional investment loan, two projects were successfully implemented: the transition to linear cells for vaccine production and the automation of liquid vaccine packaging, which significantly modernized the production processes.
In the near future, a comprehensive modernization of the dry vaccine production workshop is planned, which will require an investment of 3.5 billion soms.
The State Laboratory for Testing and Certification of Veterinary Drugs, which was accredited last year according to three international standards, conducted tests and analysis of 769 batches of veterinary drugs, biopreparations, and feed additives. This includes 419 product names from 72 enterprises, for which corresponding certificates were issued based on the results.
The laboratory staff expressed the need to reconsider the decision to merge it with the State Central Veterinary and Sanitary Laboratory and discussed issues such as supporting qualified personnel and including expenses for standard substances in the state budget.
The Minister instructed to improve coordination between institutions, develop detailed plans for further development, and ensure targeted use of the budget for the implementation of technological innovations. He also emphasized the importance of adhering to the rules for storing and transporting vaccines until their delivery to pastures.
In addition, Badamsuren highlighted attracting funding as one of the ministry's main priorities, noting its significance for vaccination, animal health, food safety, and the successful export of meat products.
