Given the magnitude of the problem—the number of people all over the world who suffer from infertility, the impact infertility has on people’s lives, and that ART is presently out of the reach for the majority of those who need it—it is legitimate to question the extent to which initiatives have to be carried out for these procedures to become part of national infertility policies. This is an issue for each country to resolve. However, as Fathalla et al.[83] stated almost a decade ago, it is time to cross the boundary from talking and writing to taking action.