AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTurkmenistan Transport & Logistics: The Eurasian Development Bank says Turkmenistan’s Ashgabat–Turkmenbashi and Serakhs–Mary–Serhetabat road projects are among the region’s biggest corridor investments, with the country planning 6 international transport corridor projects through 2035 worth $6.05bn, including major highway, rail and border checkpoint spending. Water & Industry Resilience: Turkmenistan is building capacity to use UNICEF’s MICS-EAGLE data for education planning, while a separate One Health coordination meeting in Ashgabat targets stronger multisector preparedness for health risks. Gas Infrastructure & Services: NEW JCM won a major Turkmengaz tender to service eight DG-90L2 gas turbines across Dashoguz compressor facilities, aiming to restore performance and cut downtime risk. Sovereign Finance: Fitch affirmed Turkmenistan at ‘BB-’ with a Stable Outlook, citing strong external buffers and steady gas-sector support for Galkynysh Phase 4 expansion. Regional Connectivity Diplomacy: Turkmenistan and Georgia reaffirmed plans to deepen transport cooperation around the CASCA+ rail-to-sea corridor and Black Sea port links.
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