Allocated 22 billion rubles from the federal budget for the development of an oncology center in Nizhny Novgorod
The city of Nizhny Novgorod is set to see the construction of a modern oncological center, as announced by Governor Gleb Nikitin. The project, which has received a substantial allocation of 22 billion rubles from the federal budget, forms part of the development of the city's healthcare infrastructure.
The oncological center will be a significant addition to the "City of Health" complex, a major healthcare cluster expected to be developed in the city. While the exact location within the complex has not been confirmed, the center will be situated near the N.N. Pirogov Medical University.
Though specific details about the timeline for the oncological center's construction were not provided in the initial announcement, it is now confirmed that the construction will begin in 2026. The center's location has been set for Rodionova Street in Nizhny Novgorod, although further details about its specific placement within the "City of Health" complex are yet to be disclosed.
The oncological center's construction is a significant step forward in the city's healthcare development, providing residents with improved access to oncological care. For more recent and detailed updates on the project's progress, we recommend checking announcements from the Nizhny Novgorod authorities or the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.
- The oncological center, a substantial investment from the federal budget in the science and medical-conditions sector, will contribute to the health-and-wellness and industry domains by bolstering Nizhny Novgorod's healthcare infrastructure.
- As part of the finance aspect, the 22 billion rubles allocation for the construction of the center can be seen as an investment in the medical-conditions and health-and-wellness industry, with the aim of improving residents' health.
- With the oncological center's planned construction in 2026, the city's finance and science sectors will intersect, as the center will become a modern unit of the medical-conditions and health-and-wellness industry, contributing to the city's overall development.
