One Health Training: WHO and FAO ran a course in Ashgabat (13–17 July) to help Turkmenistan prevent, diagnose, and control echinococcosis, bringing together human health and veterinary specialists to improve lab skills and coordinated surveillance. Summer Health Services: The “Avaza” Sanatorium in Turkmenbashy is expanding its resort-and-treatment setup on the Caspian coast, offering diagnostics and care for respiratory, musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, and cardiovascular conditions plus aerotherapy, halotherapy, thalassotherapy, algotherapy, and mineral-water treatments. Children’s Health Camp: The “Dürdäne” Children’s Health Center in Balkan velayat is running a full summer program for up to 300 kids per shift, with clubs, sports, creative workshops, and excursions. Health Policy Focus: At a Halk Maslahaty Presidium meeting, leaders set near-term social policy priorities including strengthening national health, raising life expectancy, youth policy, and accelerating development of the domestic pharmaceutical industry. Public Health Data: A UN technical meeting in Ashgabat reviewed gaps in SDG reporting, including health, road safety, nutrition, gender-based violence, and safely managed drinking water, ahead of Turkmenistan’s next Voluntary National Review. Occupational Safety Education: New university textbooks were approved for specialized higher education, including “Occupational Safety in Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine,” covering veterinary-sanitary rules, first aid, hygiene, and safety in livestock work.