Primorye honors medical workers' courage on frontlines and at home
Primorye honors medical workers' courage on frontlines and at home
Primorye honors medical workers' courage on frontlines and at home
Dmitry Kravchenko, head of the Primorye Federation of Trade Unions, marked Medical Workers’ Day with a message to healthcare staff across the region. He recognised their dedication and the critical role they play in both local hospitals and the special military operation zone. Kravchenko began by congratulating all medical professionals in Primorye. He highlighted their resilience, particularly those serving in the conflict area. Their work, he noted, represents a vital humanitarian mission.
He also thanked veterans of medicine for mentoring younger colleagues. Their experience, he said, strengthens the profession’s future. The federation’s leader reaffirmed that supporting healthcare remains a top priority.
In his address, Kravchenko wished the workers good health, stability, and peace for their families. He expressed gratitude for their unwavering commitment to duty. The federation aims to secure fair pay and better working conditions for all staff. The federation will continue to focus on improving compensation and workplace standards. Kravchenko’s message underscored the importance of Primorye’s medical workers and their contributions to both local and frontline care.
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