AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy Cooperation: A Society of Petroleum Engineers delegation met Turkmenistan’s energy leaders and discussed technical training and research ahead of OGT 2026, scheduled for October 21–23. Ashgabat is also being considered to host the SPE Caspian technical conference in 2027. Healthcare Services: Turkmenistan opened three specialist centres in Ashgabat—a 500-bed oncology centre, an 80-bed dental centre and a 160-bed paediatrics centre—and a new 400-bed treatment complex at Arçman sanatorium. Transport and Industry: At the Awaza summit, Turkmenistan proposed making 2029 the CIS Year of Transport Connectivity; Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan also discussed joint projects in energy, industry and agriculture. Caspian Cooperation: Five coastal states agreed to establish a commission on the sea’s falling water levels, a growing concern for ports and regional shipping. Investment: Turkmenistan plans to invest more than 41.2 billion manats by year-end, with 68.5% of construction funding directed to production facilities.
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