
Turkmenistan Celebrates Day at WHO Europe Office

Celebrating Turkmenistan Day at the WHO Regional Office for Europe
Turkmenistan Day was recently celebrated at the European Regional Office of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Copenhagen, Denmark. The event marked a significant milestone during the International Year of Peace and Trust, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Turkmenistan’s permanent neutrality. This occasion allowed the delegation from Turkmenistan to showcase the country’s achievements, particularly under the State Program "Saglyk."
A Gathering of International Representatives
The event attracted a host of attendees, including prominent figures from Turkmenistan, WHO Regional Director for Europe Dr. Hans Kluge, and various heads of WHO departments. Delegates from multiple WHO Member States and relevant organizations also participated virtually.
Dr. Kluge opened the ceremony by extending gratitude to the National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, and President Serdar Berdimuhamedov for fostering an environment conducive to exchanging healthcare experiences.
Discussing Future Collaboration
During Turkmenistan Day, delegates identified potential areas for enhanced cooperation. A notable meeting took place between the head of the Turkmen delegation and Dr. Hans Kluge, where they explored priority issues for future partnership.
Additionally, the Turkmen delegation, alongside WHO experts, participated in a roundtable discussion that highlighted the healthcare system’s successes over the past three decades, aligning with the principles of the State Program "Saglyk."
Upcoming Conferences and Initiatives
Discussions also centered around the preparations for an international conference set for October this year, part of the International Exhibition and Scientific Conference titled “Healthcare, Education and Sports in the Revival of a New Era of a Powerful State.” This gathering will feature representatives from the WHO Regional Office for Europe and health ministries from across the region, along with UN bodies and other international organizations.
To complement the discussions, a photo exhibition was organized, showcasing aspects of Turkmen culture and its healthcare advancements.
Conclusion
Turkmenistan Day at the WHO Regional Office was a resounding success, reinforcing the country’s commitment to health, peace, and international cooperation. As Turkmenistan continues to make strides in healthcare and diplomacy, events like these play a crucial role in showcasing its achievements and fostering global partnerships.





