AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOne Health, Public Health: WHO and FAO strengthened Turkmenistan’s capacity to prevent and control echinococcosis via a One Health training that brought together human health and veterinary specialists, focusing on diagnosis, biosafety, and integrated surveillance. One Health, Coordination: Turkmenistan’s National Intersectoral Coordination Committee met in Ashgabat to review progress and set priorities for the rest of 2026 under the One Health approach, supported by WHO and partners. Education Data for Health Systems: UNICEF and the Ministry of Education ran a workshop to improve use of MICS data (including links to child protection and inclusive education), bringing in the Ministry of Health and Medical Industry and other ministries. Health Resort Care: The “Avaza” Sanatorium in Turkmenbashy expanded its resort infrastructure and offers medical services for respiratory, musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, and cardiovascular conditions, alongside therapies like halotherapy and thalassotherapy. Medical Tourism Context: A new report highlights how medical travel to India is growing beyond cost—covering access to specialists, waiting times, and support services—relevant for regional patients planning care abroad.
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