AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOrgan Donation & Transplant Oversight: Kazakhstan’s Heart Center Foundation says demand for transplants remains high, with 4,604 people (including 120 children) on the waiting list as of March 19, while organ donations after death rose from 23 in 2024 to 68 in 2025—yet 342 patients still didn’t get a transplant in time last year. Urban Air Mobility (Health Response Potential): Kazakhstan took a major step toward air taxis after a passenger flew on an autonomous eVTOL in Astana (EH216-S), with officials noting future uses could include emergency medical response and medicine delivery, alongside sightseeing routes and planned vertiport infrastructure. AI in Healthcare Education: Kazakhstan hosted an international AI Olympiad in Astana, where the president highlighted how new ideas could shape breakthrough solutions in medicine and education. Volunteer & Medical Volunteering: The “Meridians of Goodwill” forum in Moscow (Aug 10–13) will bring together volunteers from Kazakhstan and the CIS, including sessions on medical volunteering and the use of AI and digital tools in the public sector. Public Health & Safety Awareness: A charity run in Astana on Aug 9 will feature doctors who treated past patients, aiming to raise awareness about organ donation and transplantation.
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