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Turkmenistan Aims to Become Regional Hub for Pilot Training to European Standards

26 Sep. 06:10

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Turkmenistan is moving toward establishing a regional aviation training center focused on civil pilot education in line with international aviation standards. The initiative was discussed during a recent Cabinet meeting.

Deputy Prime Minister Mammedkhan Chakiyev reported that local flight instructors are currently undergoing training on Diamond aircraft and obtaining international certifications. This groundwork will enable the country to offer pilot training to foreign students under the regulations of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

President Serdar Berdimuhamedov approved the proposal and instructed relevant authorities to begin phased implementation of the project. He emphasized that advancing aviation education is a strategic step toward integrating Turkmenistan into the global civil aviation network and strengthening its role in the region.

















US Scientists Develop Drug That Mimics Exercise Effects

Today in 10:05

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American researchers have initiated trials for a new pharmaceutical compound designated as ENV-308, designed to replicate the physiological effects of intensive physical training. Formulated in tablet form, the medication aims to trigger the body's metabolic responses similar to those experienced during exercise.

Scientists at Enveda utilized the Lac-Phe molecule as the core component for this development. Naturally produced by the body during vigorous exertion, this molecule transmits signals to the brain that suppress appetite and signal satiety.

Preclinical trials conducted on animal models demonstrated significant positive results. The tablets effectively reduced hunger levels and facilitated weight loss while entirely preserving existing muscle mass.

Researchers have successfully completed the first phase of clinical trials, confirming the safety of the drug for human use. Future studies will focus on evaluating the compound's impact on metabolism and exploring its potential combination with established therapeutics such as Ozempic.