Rural Emergency Access Boost: Mongolia’s Prime Minister and Health Minister handed over 80 ambulances fitted with medical equipment and Starlink to remote soums, supported by the Asian Development Bank under a second phase to keep services running during snow, dzud, and hard road conditions. Primary Care Reform: A national forum on “Soum Health Center” development highlighted reducing paperwork under the “Chuluulye” initiative (274 primary registration forms cut to 163) so doctors can spend more time with patients, alongside plans to strengthen rural staffing and nurse support. Cardiac Care Expansion: Mongolia’s President met Luxembourg’s Grand Duke, reaffirming Luxembourg’s long-term healthcare support, including more than EUR 22 million in grant assistance for the National Cardiovascular Center at the Third Central Hospital (120 beds planned). One Health in Practice: Mongolia shared its pastoral rangeland experience at a UN FAO One Health conference in Rome, tied to the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists. Return Support Review: Belgium and IOM reviewed Mongolia’s Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) program outcomes, including support for people facing health or economic hardship, with over 10,000 assisted to date. Medical AI Access: OpenEvidence and Anthropic expanded free AI clinical search support to doctors in about 100 low- and middle-income countries, including Mongolia, aiming to reduce gaps in specialist knowledge and medical literature.