AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSeasonal Nutrition: Fresh rosehips are appearing in Turkmenistan’s markets, while dried berries remain available year-round. A local wellness feature highlights their vitamin C content and traditional winter uses. Nuclear Medicine: At an Ashgabat industry conference, Rosatom proposed exploring cooperation with Turkmenistan on nuclear medicine, alongside wind power and other technologies; these are potential projects, not announced commitments. Child Health: More than 300 Turkmen health workers took part in 2025–26 training in intensive care for newborns and children under five, with UNICEF support. Safer Care and Midwifery: WHO and Turkmenistan’s health ministry began pilot work using the WASH FIT tool to improve water, sanitation and hygiene in health facilities. UNFPA and the ministry also worked on a roadmap to strengthen midwifery education and maternal care nationwide.
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