AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealth Workers and Labor Rights: Independent reporting says Turkmen healthcare workers are among public employees paying from their salaries to avoid being sent to cotton fields. The reports come as officials discuss labor standards with the ILO and EU. Vaccines: A WHO–UNICEF assessment is underway through November 20 to review Turkmenistan’s vaccine supply chain, from storage to delivery at health facilities. Training and field visits aim to identify improvements for routine and emergency immunization. Children’s Well-Being: Turkmenistan is among six countries in a UNESCO-supported initiative focused on student health, emotional well-being and inclusive classrooms, with teacher training and supportive school environments on the agenda for 2027. Separately, 18 Turkmen schools have received the country’s first “Green School” certifications for efforts including student-led eco-projects and emergency preparedness. Medical Technology: Rosatom has proposed exploring cooperation with Turkmenistan in nuclear medicine, alongside other technologies; the proposal was presented at a conference in Ashgabat.
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