Rural Health Access Boost: Mongolia handed over 80 ambulances fitted with medical equipment and Starlink to remote health facilities, aiming to keep services running through snow, dzud, and hard mountain roads under an ADB-funded access program. Primary Care Reform: The “Doctor and Medicine Close to Home” policy forum focused on strengthening soum health centers, cutting paperwork under “Chuluulye,” and improving rural staffing—especially support for nurses and better doctor-to-nurse ratios. Cardiac Care Partnership: President Khurelsukh met Luxembourg’s Grand Duke, highlighting Luxembourg’s €22M grant support for the National Cardiovascular Center at the Third Central Hospital, expected to expand interventional surgery, emergency care, and rehabilitation. One Health Diplomacy: Mongolia shared its pastoral rangeland experience at a UN FAO One Health conference, including leadership in declaring 2026 the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists. Medical AI for Mongolia: Anthropic and OpenEvidence expanded free AI clinical decision support to about 100 low- and middle-income countries, including Mongolia, to help clinicians access peer-reviewed guidance where specialist and journal access is limited. AVRR Review: A Belgian delegation reviewed Mongolia’s Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration program with IOM, which has supported over 10,000 vulnerable returnees with social, economic, and psychosocial help.