A high-level working meeting took place at the Center of Public Organizations of Turkmenistan between Oguljennet Berdiliyeva, Chairperson of the Central Council of the Women's Union, and Jalpa Ratna, UNICEF Representative in Turkmenistan. The dialogue focused on strengthening the framework for maternal and child healthcare through coordinated national programs. Both parties reviewed ongoing initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life for families across the country.

Central to the discussions was the promotion of breastfeeding and the implementation of the National Strategy titled "Healthy Mother - Healthy Child - Healthy Future." The leadership of the Women's Union elaborated on the extensive awareness campaigns conducted among young women to encourage healthy lifestyles and disease prevention. These efforts are part of a broader state-level commitment to safeguarding family values and ensuring the well-being of the next generation.

The meeting also served as a platform for exchanging international best practices regarding early childhood development and parental support. UNICEF specialists shared insights into innovative approaches that enhance the parental role in a child's formative years. The participants emphasized that the active participation of women in social and creative endeavors significantly impacts domestic stability and contributes to the overall prosperity of the community.

Concluding the session, Jalpa Ratna reaffirmed UNICEF’s commitment to fostering a productive partnership with the Women’s Union of Turkmenistan. She expressed confidence that future joint projects would continue to focus on pediatric health and social welfare standards. The ongoing collaboration reflects a shared vision for achieving international development goals and ensuring a supportive environment for every child in the country.