Natalia Kochanova presented keys to rental apartments to Polotsk medics
19.06.2026
On the eve of the professional holiday – Medical Worker's Day – a solemn ceremony of handing over keys to new rental housing to employees of the Polotsk Central City Hospital was held in Polotsk, reports the official Telegram channel of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus.
Chairperson of the Council of the Republic Natalia Kochanova took part in the festive event, which took place in the Aeroport microdistrict.
Addressing the attendees, the Speaker of the upper house of Parliament emphasized the attention the Head of State and the country as a whole pay to caring for people and modernizing local healthcare.
"The health of the nation is a priority of the state social policy. You know how much attention the President of our country pays to the healthcare system. Tasks were set to do everything possible to ensure that the material and technical equipment of our healthcare institutions is at the highest level.
New polyclinics and hospitals are being built, existing ones are being reconstructed, and high-tech equipment is being purchased. Soon, you will have a new polyclinic, which will allow for even higher quality medical care for Polotsk residents."
The Chairperson of the Council of the Republic sincerely thanked the medical workers for their selfless work, for dedicating their souls and hearts to patients, and wished the new residents happiness and well-being in their new homes.
Also, Natalya Kochanova expressed words of gratitude to the builders from SMT No. 16 of Novopolotsk, who erected this apartment building in the shortest possible time – in just 8 months.
On behalf of the young specialists and all the medical workers of the hospital, radiologist oncologist Alexey Gorbatov spoke with words of gratitude. He emphasized that having one's own comfortable housing gives confidence in the future and an incentive to work for the benefit of one's native country.
"We are proud that in our native Belarus, doctors choose to stay and work here – in modern hospitals, in cozy apartments under a peaceful sky," he noted.