AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUkraine War & Public Health Risks: Russian strikes hit Kyiv’s North Bridge again, with officials warning of wider disruption to transport and daily life as Moscow vows retaliation; Zelensky says Ukraine will step up attacks on Russian oil refineries, while the broader pattern of strikes on civilian infrastructure raises stress and health concerns for nearby communities. Misinformation Watch (Moldova): StopFals.md reports new social media claims that Moldova is being “militarized” and turned into a logistics hub for Ukraine—allegations tied to doctored images and anonymous sources, with no substantiating proof. Health System Reform (Moldova): The government is appointing Iuliana Garam as Secretary of State at the Ministry of Health to modernize how medical services are planned and financed around patient needs. Aging & Well-Being (Moldova): Chisinau marks International Day of Older Persons, highlighting the growing share of seniors in Moldova and calling for respect and good health. Active Longevity Program (Moldova): Moldova’s University of the Third Age is expanding to four groups and adding courses on healthy longevity, fitness, digital skills, and well-being. Medical Education (Moldova): Seven USMF students receive state merit scholarships for 2026–2027, including awards across medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry. Infrastructure for Care (Moldova): A new structure—“Moldova Proiect”—will centralize strategic infrastructure delivery, including regional hospitals in Bălți and Cahul, aiming to speed up implementation under the EU Growth Plan.
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