AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKazakhstan–Kyrgyzstan Medical Cooperation: Kazakhstan’s “Days of Kazakh Medicine” in Kyrgyzstan (Sept 15–18) delivered hands-on care: 1,300 residents examined, 774 consultations, and about 1,000 diagnostics including 368 ultrasounds and 150 CT scans, alongside joint surgeries, master classes, and new cooperation memorandums across cardiology, oncology, maternal and child health, ophthalmology, and orthopedics. Social Guarantees & Free Care: President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reiterated Kazakhstan’s constitutional commitment to guaranteed free medical assistance for citizens and certain categories of residents, covering primary care, checkups, emergency help, and treatment of major diseases like diabetes, cancer, and tuberculosis. Healthcare Infrastructure Push in Almaty: Almaty plans to expand healthcare alongside education and sports—32 new medical centers and modernization of 14 facilities by 2030—while also building major sports infrastructure. Medical Tourism Angle: Astana’s tourism growth is rising, but foreign arrivals remain a small share; the city still flags medical tourism as one of its key drivers while aiming to increase visitors’ length of stay. Regional Health Diplomacy: Kazakhstan–South Korea ties are deepening with over 230 university agreements and new focus areas for investment in healthcare, including medical infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, biotech, and equipment.
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