Pharmaceutical cooperation: Mongolia and Poland agreed to expand collaboration on pharmaceutical regulation, quality and safety, post-marketing surveillance, and medicine supply—plus possible observer status for Mongolia in the European Pharmacopeia Commission. Hospital tech & insurance: Mongolia’s First Central Hospital introduced the “Revo-I” robotic surgical system, with plans to expand use and incorporate services into the health insurance system. Medicine supply security: State hospitals received reserve fentanyl injection stocks after declining raw-material supplies raised a shortage risk; supply has not been disrupted so far. Winter readiness with health focus: Ulaanbaatar reported 83% completion of winter preparations, including heating/electricity reliability, air-quality improvements, and fuel distribution—while the Prime Minister demanded accountability and prioritized warm, low-risk winters, uninterrupted schooling, and timely medical assistance. Access to care for children: A long-running Taiwan–Mongolia charitable campaign at the National Center for Maternal and Child Health examined 34 children with cleft lip/palate and completed surgeries for 20, highlighting capacity building for local surgeons. Global childhood cancer medicines: WHO and partners launched a strategy to improve reliable, affordable access to quality-assured essential childhood cancer medicines in low- and middle-income countries, where availability and stock-outs remain major barriers.