AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTransport Links: Turkmenistan joined Georgia and other Central Asian states in Batumi on Oct. 26 to discuss strengthening the Middle Corridor through better infrastructure, digital cargo tracking and smoother transit. Ashgabat also proposed cooperation on a Caspian–Black Sea fibre-optic cable. Energy Projects: OGT 2026 concluded in Ashgabat after drawing more than 1,700 delegates from 75 countries and producing five bilateral documents. Talks covered Galkynysh development, Caspian offshore exploration, gas processing and export routes. Turkmen officials say the TAPI line to Herat is nearly 80% complete, while a planned Kerki–Kabul power link could deliver up to 800 MW to Afghanistan. Trade and Industry: Turkish buyers agreed to purchase Turkmen fabric and cement in deals worth a combined $8.195 million. More than 800 delegates from 60 countries have registered for CIET 2026, set for Nov. 3–5 in Ashgabat, with industrial modernisation, construction and investment on the agenda. Regional Rail: Iran approved a funding framework for a proposed electrified railway connecting its eastern network near Turkmenistan with Türkiye, a project intended to expand freight capacity and regional trade.
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