AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoJapan Cooperation & Health Skills: Turkmenistan’s ambassador to Japan met JICA chief Akihiko Tanaka to discuss expanding technical projects, including training and advanced training for Turkmen specialists, plus cooperation in healthcare and digital transformation. Social Policy Focus: At the Halk Maslahaty presidium, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov outlined state priorities aimed at strengthening public health, raising life expectancy, and accelerating development of the domestic pharmaceutical industry. Kids’ Health & Rights Snapshot: The KidsRights Index ranked Kazakhstan 24th overall, with health scoring highlighted; Turkmenistan placed 75th, underscoring uneven child health and education across Central Asia. Summer Health Services: The “Dürdäne” Children’s Health Center in Balkan velayat is running a full summer program for children, with sports, creative workshops, and excursions—an upbeat look at wellness access. SDG Reporting for Health & Nutrition: UN partners held a technical meeting in Turkmenistan to close gaps in SDG reporting, including indicators tied to health, road safety, nutrition, and drinking water. Earthquake Preparedness Warning: The UN urged Central Asia to strengthen hospital readiness and earthquake preparedness, noting seismic risk across Turkmenistan and the wider region. One Health Regional Push: Central Asian countries approved key documents to strengthen One Health coordination, including plans for cross-border drills and shared lab standards.
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