AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKazakh Medicine Days in Kyrgyzstan: From Sept 15–18, Kazakh specialists held joint surgeries, consultations, master classes and training at the Isa Akhunbaev Kyrgyz State Medical Academy, with two mobile medical units in Chui region. On-the-ground impact: 1,300 residents examined, 774 consultations delivered and about 1,000 diagnostics completed (including 368 ultrasounds and 150 CT scans). Cross-border cooperation: Seven memorandums were signed covering cardiology, maternal and child health, ophthalmology, traumatology/orthopedics, and medical technology and research links. Healthcare policy watch: Kazakhstan’s delegation told the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child it is expanding psychological support and child protection services, including the national “111” contact center, and implementing the “Children of Kazakhstan” Concept for 2026–2030. Local health infrastructure: Almaty plans to add 32 new medical centers and modernize 14 facilities by 2030 as education and healthcare capacity grows.
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