Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Ayush Ministry Expands Global Reach for Traditional Medicines
The Ministry of Ayush in India is working with many countries and organizations to share traditional Indian medicines like Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani with the world.
They have signed many agreements to do research, teach, and promote these medicines.
They also made a special center with the World Health Organization (WHO) in Gujarat to help countries use traditional medicines better.
This is to make sure these old but wise ways of healing are recognized and used everywhere, with the help of modern science and standards.
Ministry of Ayush signed 25 country-to-country MoUs for cooperation in traditional medicine and homoeopathy.
15 MoUs with international institutes for setting up Ayush Academic Chairs in foreign nations.
52 institute-to-institute MoUs for collaborative research and academic collaboration.
Established 43 Ayush Information Cells in 39 foreign nations for global promotion.
Signed agreement with WHO to establish WHO-Global Traditional Medicine Centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat.
- Who
- Ministry of Ayush, WHO
- What
- Expansion of global cooperation in traditional medicines
- When
- May 24, 2025 (agreement with WHO)
- Where
- Global, with a focus on Jamnagar, Gujarat
- Why
- To promote and develop international recognition of Ayush systems of medicine
- MoUs Signed
- 25 country-to-country, 15 with international institutes, 52 institute-to-institute
- Ayush Information Cells
- 43 in 39 foreign nations
- WHO-Global Traditional Medicine Centre
- Established in Jamnagar, Gujarat
- Agreement Date with WHO
- May 24, 2025
- Traditional Medicine Systems Focused
- Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani
