AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTAPI Pipeline Talks: Turkmenistan says it will resume substantive, “dynamic and active” consultations with Pakistan within months to keep the Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India gas pipeline moving, citing progress on the Herat section and a completed Turkmen stretch. Digital Transport: Turkmenistan’s logistics firms under the “Türkmen Logistika” Association are trialing an intelligent fleet management system to track vehicles in real time, optimize routes and supply chains, and monitor fuel use and maintenance schedules. Smart City Education: Arkadag is set to get a specialized foreign-language secondary school with language labs, plus a new religious university built from a madrasa complex tied to the newly registered “Arkadagyň Ruhy Metjidi” mosque. Energy & Industry Links: A Turkmenistan–Pakistan reception in Ashgabat highlighted energy security and connectivity as bilateral cooperation continues across trade and transport. Regional Trade Through the Caspian: Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan customs and port coordination is framed as a key step to make the Middle Corridor work as one integrated logistics system across the Caspian. Caspian Environment: Caspian Day marks 20 years since the Tehran Convention entered into force, underlining shared responsibility for fisheries, transport, energy infrastructure, and falling water levels. Water Resources Training: CAREC in Turkmenistan met master’s students in integrated water resources management, urging future work to link water planning with climate, food and energy security, biodiversity, land degradation, digitalization, and cross-border cooperation.
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