Kazakhstan–Kyrgyzstan Medical Cooperation: Kazakhstan’s “Days of Kazakhstani Medicine” wrapped up in Bishkek after 1,300 residents of Chui region (Alamudun and Issyk-Ata) received consultations and diagnostics via two mobile medical complexes, including 774 consultations and about 1,000 tests (368 ultrasounds, 150 CT scans, 90 mammograms), with joint surgeries, master classes, and 7 cooperation memorandums signed across cardiology, maternal and child health, ophthalmology, traumatology/orthopedics, and medical technologies. Medicine Pricing Reform: Kazakhstan deregulated prices for more than 1,200 medicines, moving many products toward market-set pricing. Child Health Focus: Kazakhstan reported improving child mortality indicators (2021–2025 data) as part of ongoing healthcare system development. Regional Health Diplomacy: Kazakhstan joined the UN Convention on privileges and immunities for specialized agencies, expected to strengthen UN program operations, events, and cooperation including with WHO and other bodies. Public Health & Safety: Kazakhstan’s “111” child protection and anti-bullying measures were discussed with the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, including psychological support services and the national contact center. Healthcare Tourism Context: Astana’s tourism is growing but remains mostly domestic, while medical tourism is listed as one of the city’s key drivers.