AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAlzheimer’s Surge: Kazakhstan’s registered Alzheimer’s patients rose from 677 (2021) to 3,706 (2025), with the ministry citing better detection and access to care; about 710 new cases are registered yearly, and 742 patients are under 65. Pharma Push: Kazakhstan is expanding domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing, with the market growing 31% in 2025 to 1.285 trillion tenge and local production up 37% to 191… Military Safety Focus: After 14 marines died in a Caspian Sea drill, President Tokayev sacked the defense minister and ordered stronger service safety, training, infrastructure, and social support for families. Digital Health & AI Trade: Kazakhstan generated eight million digital medical certificates in 2026 and is showcasing AI and medical tech at the World Digital Trade Expo in Hangzhou. UN Health Funding Pressure: UNAIDS warned of a major HIV funding squeeze (resources down 18% in 2025) even as the US commits $887m to DRC Ebola response; Kazakhstan is listed among long-standing supporters. Autism Action: Qatar Foundation, UNICEF and partners launched the next phase of Autism Action initiatives at UNGA, with Kazakhstan-linked Bulat Utemuratov Foundation joining the Global Autism Advocacy Coalition.
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