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Turkmenistan Signs Decrees to Modernize National Healthcare System

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President Serdar Berdimuhamedov of Turkmenistan signed three decrees on 9 October 2026 to improve the nation's healthcare system. These decrees order the establishment of a new 80-bed Dental Center, the complete restructuring of the Scientific and Clinical Center of Oncology into a 500-bed International Scientific and Clinical Center of Oncology, and the creation of a new 160-bed International Pediatric Center. These new facilities are intended to apply international standards and innovative technologies to medical care in Turkmenistan.

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The decrees represent significant state investment in upgrading specialized medical infrastructure within Turkmenistan. The expansion and modernization of these centers could stimulate construction and procurement of advanced medical equipment and services in the country.

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  • TurkmenistanThe country implementing the decrees to bolster its healthcare system

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