President Serdar Berdimuhamedov delivered a formal address to the people of Turkmenistan, celebrating World Health Day as a tribute to humanity’s highest humanitarian traditions. In the message conveyed by the State News Agency (TDH), the President highlighted that this date serves as a symbol of national harmony and social cohesion. The large-scale physical education, sports, and cultural events held across the country are designed to broadcast Turkmenistan's international reputation as a land of health and high morale to the global stage.

The Head of State emphasized that the strategic state policy initiated by the National Leader has yielded significant international results. Specifically, he recalled the historic resolutions adopted by the UN General Assembly at Turkmenistan's suggestion, including the declaration of June 3 as World Bicycle Day and the promotion of cycling in public transport systems for sustainable development. The election of Turkmenistan to the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for Physical Education and Sport for 2023–2027 was also cited as a point of immense national pride and diplomatic achievement.

Furthermore, the President underscored the success of Turkmenistan’s peace-loving foreign policy, noting the UN General Assembly's adoption of the "United Nations Games" resolution. He highlighted that Ashgabat was recently named the "City of New Sports Opportunities of the Commonwealth" and that the Tennis Complex of the Olympic Village was recognized by the Asian Tennis Federation as a premier training center for the region. These accolades reflect the country’s proactive role in utilizing sports infrastructure to promote global prosperity and regional cooperation.

In his concluding remarks, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov once again offered his warmest wishes to the Turkmen people. He wished his compatriots robust health, a prosperous and happy life, and continued success in their endeavors to ensure the flourishing of their sovereign homeland. The President reaffirmed that the physical and spiritual well-being of the population remains the cornerstone of the government's long-term developmental vision.