AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaternal & Child Health Program: Turkmenistan has approved the national five-year program “Healthy Mother – Healthy Child – Healthy Future” for 2026–2030, with a phased plan (2026–2028 and 2029–2030) focused on reproductive care, maternal and child health services, family social support, workforce strengthening, and disease prevention plus early diagnosis. UN Coordination: UNFPA and the Turkmen Ministry of Healthcare drafted the program’s implementation roadmap in Ashgabat, agreeing on target indicators and monitoring through inter-agency cooperation. Digital Health Push: Turkmenistan joined a CAREC Digital Corridor consultative meeting in Islamabad, stressing regional digital transformation and modernizing telecom infrastructure, including digital technologies for healthcare. Healthy Holidays for Kids: Avaza’s children’s health and recreation centers are running summer sessions with “healthy and nutritious meals,” sports and learning facilities, and programs for 600 children per session at Arzuw Children’s Center. Health System Capacity in the Region: Uzbekistan provided $200,000 in medical and non-medical equipment to Abu Ali Sina Balkhi Hospital in Afghanistan’s Balkh to help address shortages and strengthen services. Safety & Care Abroad: A Kyrgyz citizen in Cyprus, a 22-year-old, remains in critical condition after a knife attack at a supermarket; both victim and suspect were taken to a state hospital as police investigate.
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