AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIndia Trade: Ashgabat hosted a business forum with more than 30 Indian companies spanning mining, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, transport, banking and construction, focused on expanding trade and investment. C5+1 Talks: Turkmenistan will join U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Central Asian counterparts in Samarkand on 19 October. More than 200 U.S. business leaders are expected, with sessions covering energy, critical minerals, transport, agriculture and textiles. Gas Exports: Turkmengaz says the first TAPI pipeline section to Herat is about 80% complete and due by year-end; Ashgabat also now calls a trans-Caspian pipeline a priority as it seeks to diversify exports beyond China. Energy Investment: OGT 2026 brings more than 1,700 delegates from 75 countries to Ashgabat on 21–23 October to discuss projects including Galkynysh and TAPI. Hydrogen Research: Turkmenistan and Japan are advancing joint research into producing hydrogen from natural gas, alongside specialist training and technology cooperation.
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