The new building will house anesthesiology and intensive care departments, an operating unit, a transplantation department, a consultative and outpatient department, a day-care department, and research laboratories.

The construction project has been launched pursuant to the instruction by the head of state given during his visit to the center in 2020.

The commissioning of the new building will expand the center’s diagnostic and treatment capabilities, improve its infrastructure, create comfortable and safe conditions for patients and their accompanying persons, and give the center a stronger foothold in export markets for medical services.

The new building will offer temporary accommodation of out-of-town patients receiving antitumor therapy on an outpatient basis in the center’s day hospital.