AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTAPI Pipeline: Satellite images show the long-delayed gas line reaching a construction zone about 22 km west of Herat’s industrial district. Turkmen officials say commissioning is planned by the end of 2026. Trade and Transport: Turkmenistan’s trade turnover growth rate reached 110.2% in the first ten months. Farap–Alat handled more than 243,000 vehicles, while officials are seeking to expand freight capacity and use of Turkmenbashi port. Industrial Investment: Construction has begun on a Dashoguz nitrogen fertilizer complex designed to produce 700,000 tonnes a year. Agriculture: Dashoguz markets are filling with locally grown melons and gourds; Shavat farmers reported a harvest of 4,810 tonnes. Energy and Environment: Satellite monitoring is increasingly exposing methane super-emissions, including from Turkmenistan’s oil and gas operations, putting pressure on the sector to curb leaks. Caspian Routes: The sea’s falling level threatens coastal infrastructure and shipping, strengthening the case for coordinated action among the littoral states.
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