Turkmen–Georgia Connectivity Push: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov’s first state visit to Georgia is centered on expanding trade, energy, and transport links, with both sides stressing the Middle Corridor and Black Sea port options (including Poti and the planned Anaklia deep-sea port) and discussing ways to integrate Turkmenbashi Seaport capabilities with Georgia’s ports. TRACECA & Logistics Projects: Turkmenistan and Georgia agreed to keep working within the TRACECA transport corridor and to advance Caspian–Black Sea port infrastructure cooperation, with additional interest in industry, textiles, construction, and energy. Business Forum Momentum: At the Georgia–Turkmenistan Business Forum, Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze said trade turnover topped $100m in 2025 (+26%) and highlighted Turkmen interest in logistics/warehousing near Black Sea ports. Heritage Tech for Industry Skills: Turkmenistan launched a digital-technology workshop to preserve the ancient Dandanakan mosque ruins at Ancient Merv, training young specialists in conservation methods supported by the EU and ALIPH. TRIPP+ Governance Step: Armenia adopted a draft law ratifying the TRIPP framework agreement for implementing the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity, aimed at developing South Caucasus transport infrastructure and trade links. EU–Central Asia Security Dialogue: Deputy FM Ahmet Gurbanov told the EU–Central Asia high-level dialogue in Brussels that long-term security can’t rely on force alone and should be built on diplomacy, confidence-building, development, and UN-led multilateralism. Market Diversification: Belarusian firms discussed practical ways to enter Turkmenistan’s market, including exports of food products, furniture, engineering services, and logistics, plus customs and procurement know-how.