Healthcare diplomacy: Turkmenistan’s Deputy Minister of Health and Medical Industry Azat Ovezov led the country’s delegation to the IAEA General Conference in Vienna, highlighting cooperation on cancer diagnosis and treatment and support for the International Scientific and Clinical Centre of Oncology in Ashgabat. Cancer care & nuclear medicine: A related side event, “Atoms for LLDCs,” focused on using nuclear science to strengthen healthcare systems, with discussion of radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, medical physics, and cancer care planning. World Ozone Day (youth health & environment): In Ashgabat, schoolchildren took part in World Ozone Day events with interactive quizzes and games on protecting the ozone layer and choosing more environmentally responsible everyday options. Sexual health after cancer (research): A study on cervical cancer survivors underscores that recovery includes sexual well-being, noting many survivors experience sexual difficulties and that patient-centered communication matters. Local health ecosystem: Turkmenistan also announced plans to gather international experts in healthcare, education, and sports in Ashgabat, signaling a push for wider medical collaboration. Infrastructure with public impact: A national leader inspected road upgrades near the Akhal-Teke Equestrian Complex, including modern lighting and bridge durability—improving access to major facilities.