AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy Investment: OGT 2026 will bring more than 1,700 delegates from 75 countries and 450 companies to Ashgabat on 21–23 October, with talks covering Galkynysh, TAPI, gas processing and energy technology. Regional Infrastructure: OJAR AZIYA showcased a proposed 450-kilometre Sarahs–Mary–Serhetabat highway and logistics projects in Afghanistan, including a Torghundi complex designed to handle up to 2.4 million tonnes of cargo annually. Power Exports: A 500-kV line linking Turkmenistan’s grid to Kabul is expected to be completed within ten months, opening a key route for electricity supplies to Afghanistan. Hydrogen Cooperation: Turkmenistan’s oil and gas university is expanding research and training ties with Japan on hydrogen production from natural gas; German experts also held energy technology seminars in Ashgabat. Trade and Transport: Commodity exchange deals covered Turkmen fabric and glass jars, while a regional skills meeting in Ashgabat focused on workforce needs for the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor.
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