AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoADB Health Funding: The Asian Development Bank approved a $43.27 million grant to strengthen Tajikistan’s health security and primary care, including better disease monitoring at border crossings, lab upgrades, and digital tools for surveillance and emergency response, with a One Health push linking human and animal health. Immunization Focus: In Bishkek, Central Asian health officials—including Tajikistan—met to tackle measles and improve vaccination coverage, stressing sustainable financing, better data, and moving from outbreak response to long-term prevention. Khujand Health Infrastructure: President Emomali Rahmon commissioned new healthcare-related facilities in Khujand, including a modern branch of the Nasl Medical Center, plus new social services like the Khujand Family and Child Support Center for vulnerable children and people with disabilities. Children’s Early Care: Rahmon also inaugurated the Khurshedi Istiqlol private kindergarten in Khujand, expanding early childhood education capacity with modern safety and learning facilities. Wellness Tourism: Dushanbe hosted DITE-2026, highlighting sustainable tourism and medical and wellness tourism alongside digital tech and gastronomy.
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