AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIndustrial Partnerships: Turkmenistan is looking to Turkish firms, including Çalık Holding and Rönesans, to help deliver its 2030–2045 industrial strategy, with cooperation spanning energy, textiles, construction and infrastructure. Energy Routes: TAPI has reached a construction site about 22 kilometres west of Herat’s industrial district; Turkmen officials say the pipeline could be commissioned by year-end, though the long-delayed project still faces major financing and regional hurdles. Manufacturing and Infrastructure: Turkmenistan has begun building a 700,000-tonne-a-year nitrogen fertilizer complex and a vegetable-oil plant in Dashoguz, alongside work on the Ashgabat–Dashoguz highway. Investment and Modernisation: Ashgabat’s CIET 2026 forum brought together more than 800 delegates from 65 countries and produced 14 memorandums covering industrial upgrades, energy efficiency, construction materials and infrastructure technology. Regional Trade: Turkmenistan recorded $1.6 billion in trade with Gulf states in 2025, making it the region’s second-largest Central Asian trading partner with the bloc.
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