LAT CAB: Two New Members

By Ana Balkandjieva

13 October 2025

Long-acting technologies

The LAT CAB recently added two new members: Giten Khwairakpam, from Thailand, and Bakyt Myrzaliev, from Kyrgyzstan.

Giten is program manager at TREAT Asia, and Bakyt is a leading scientific officer at the National Tuberculosis Program in Kyrgyzstan.

Meet the other members of the group.

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