1. The Ministry of Health and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan received 20 sets of ECG systems. The delivery of the next batch of medical equipment was carried out by UNDP in Turkmenistan.
2. A model of the new administrative center of the Ahal velayat is presented at the UIET-2022 exhibition. According to the work coordinator, Ahal Sagytov, almost everything has been built at this large facility. Only landscaping work and tidying up the park in the city center remained.
3. The President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Boris Johnson sent congratulations to Serdar Berdimuhamedov on his assumption of the office of President of Turkmenistan.
4. A representative of the State Customs Service of Turkmenistan participated in a meeting on strengthening cross-border cooperation in the countries of Central Asia on April 12-13.
5. Individual enterprise "Begler Yoly" presented composite fiberglass reinforcement of various sizes at the exhibition of the Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs of Turkmenistan. At present time, the company has launched the production of composite reinforcing elements with different cross-sectional diameters - from 4 mm to 25 mm.
6. A week of Russian language and literature is being held at the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International University of Oil and Gas. Here an exhibition prepared by the teaching staff, dedicated to the Russian language and literature, art and science of Russia, unfolded.
7. The ES Döwlet gurluşyk presented basalt fiber at the exhibition of achievements of the UIET-2022. The enterprise is the only producer of this material in the country.
8. “Ahal” missed a draw with “Fulad” in the match of the 3rd round of the group stage of the AFC Champions Leaggue-2022. The meeting ended with the score 0:1 in favor of the Iranian team.
9. Russia completed the preclinical trials of the world’s first edible vaccine against COVID-19. The drug with the taste of ryazhenka was developed on the basis of probiotic bacteria with the genome of the coronavirus spike protein. Clinical trials of an edible vaccine on volunteers will start soon.