Orzax Supported the Turkic World and Eurasia Women's Health Meeting in Kazakhstan

The Turkic World and Eurasia Women's Health Meeting, held in Almaty, Kazakhstan with the support of Orzax, brought together more than 250 healthcare professionals from five countries. The organization, which addressed current scientific developments and clinical approaches in women's health, aimed to strengthen international knowledge sharing and scientific cooperation.

The meeting, held at the InterContinental Almaty Hotel between October 6-10, 2026, was organized in cooperation with the Turkish Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics (TJOV), the Kazakhstan Reproductive Medicine Association, and the Kazakhstan Sexual and Reproductive Health Association. In the organization, which included participants from Türkiye, Kazakhstan, Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, current research and clinical experiences related to different periods of women's health were shared.

Experts from five countries met for scientific cooperation

At the meeting, which brought Türkiye's scientific knowledge and clinical experience in the health field together with regional countries, healthcare professionals evaluated current research on women's health. The organization, also supported by Orzax's activities in Kazakhstan, was aimed at strengthening existing cooperation between countries and laying the groundwork for future joint scientific work.

At the opening program held on October 8, speeches were made by Prof. Dr. Süleyman Salman on behalf of the Turkish Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Prof. Dr. Vyacheslav Lokshin, Dr. Sholpan Sarmuldayeva and Dr. Galina Grebennikova from the Kazakhstan Reproductive Medicine Association, and Neslihan Hotoğlu, Orzax International Markets Director.

Goal of scientific cooperation and investment in Central Asia

Neslihan Hotoğlu, Orzax International Markets Director, stated that they evaluate the company's responsibility in the health field beyond product development activities. Hotoğlu stated that they aim to support quality of life with dietary supplement solutions, and that developing scientific knowledge sharing and cooperation between different countries is also an important part of this approach.

Noting that the meeting was the fourth international scientific organization they had held within the last year, Hotoğlu said that scientific meetings contribute to cooperation that transcends borders by increasing knowledge sharing.

Pointing out that Central Asia holds strategic importance for Orzax, Hotoğlu stated that they do not limit their activities in the region to sales and marketing; they aim to create an ecosystem encompassing production, logistics, scientific cooperation and technology transfer.

Stating that Orzax has developed its own biotechnological infrastructure through its R&D work and aims to carry this knowledge into the field of biotechnological drug development, Hotoğlu announced that the foundations of a production investment planned to be realized in Central Asia through knowledge and technology transfer from Türkiye were laid in 2026.

Current clinical approaches in women's health evaluated

In the program, chaired also by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Adnan Budak, Chairman of the TJOV Board of Trustees, expert physicians from Türkiye, Kazakhstan and Russia came together in five scientific sessions. In the sessions, pregnancy, reproductive health, metabolic diseases, hormonal balance and menopause were discussed in light of current scientific data and clinical experiences.

From Türkiye, Prof. Dr. Dilek Şahin addressed the effects of iron requirements and supplementation during pregnancy on maternal and fetal health, Prof. Dr. Nuray Yazıhan addressed the role of nutrition in different periods of life, Prof. Dr. Pınar Özcan addressed the optimization of oocyte, endometrium and sperm quality before pregnancy, and Prof. Dr. Keziban Doğan evaluated the relationship between Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovary Syndrome (PMOS) and metabolic dysfunction.

From Kazakhstan, Dr. Sholpan Sarmuldayeva addressed micronutrient deficiencies in reproductive health and nutritional support in healthy pregnancy, while Dr. Liliya Baimurzayeva focused on risk management and nutritional support in pregnancies following ART. Dr. Sholpan Karibayeva shared personalized treatment approaches in IVF and ART processes.

From Russia, Dr. Maria Prokhorova addressed the effects of oxidative stress on female and male fertility, Dr. Anastasia Rybina addressed the relationship between metabolic syndrome and fertility and pregnancy and the role of micronutrients, and Dr. Valeria Nekhorosheva evaluated pregnancy risks, clinical management and nutritional support in obesity and insulin resistance.

Other topics on the program's agenda included hormonal balance and menopause. Dr. Galina Grebennikova addressed hormonal balance and modern clinical approaches in the process extending from the reproductive years to menopause, while Dr. Assel Dzhaimbetova shared her assessments on menopausal transition and healthy longevity.

Contribution to international scientific cooperation

The Turkic World and Eurasia Women's Health Meeting enabled healthcare professionals from different countries to share their scientific knowledge and clinical experiences. Through the organization, it was aimed to evaluate current developments in the field of women's health, strengthen international scientific communication, and create new cooperation opportunities for future joint work.

Orzax continues its efforts to develop knowledge and experience sharing among healthcare professionals through its support for international scientific organizations and its activities in the region.