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On March 31, the fifth meeting of the Turkmenistan&ndash;United Nations Strategic Advisory Council was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The meeting was attended by members of the Government of Turkmenistan, heads and specialists of ministries and sectoral agencies, as well as representatives of UN offices accredited in Turkmenistan.

As noted during the meeting, strengthening strategic partnership with the United Nations remains one of the key priorities of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s foreign policy. In this regard, in March 2024, in accordance with a Presidential Decree of Turkmenistan, the Strategic Advisory Council was established. Within its framework, current issues of cooperation between the country and the United Nations are discussed in such areas as peace and security, economy, sustainable development, education, climate change, and humanitarian affairs. To date, four meetings of the Council have been held.

During the session, participants reviewed the preparation of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s third Voluntary National Review (VNR) on the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As is well known, Turkmenistan was among the first countries to begin implementing the SDGs at the national level. An Interdepartmental Commission on the implementation of the SDGs and preparation of relevant reports was also established.

In 2018, in preparation for Turkmenistan&rsquo;s first Voluntary National Review, the country&rsquo;s delegation participated in the Political Forum held in New York under the auspices of the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). As a result, the first and second VNRs were presented at the ECOSOC Political Forums in 2019 and 2023.

To continue this work on a systematic basis, preparations for the third Voluntary National Review are currently underway. Its main areas were considered at the regular meeting of the Strategic Advisory Council.

In addition, in cooperation with UN specialized agencies, draft cooperation programs on methane emissions reduction and youth policy were discussed.

The meeting also reviewed the draft &ldquo;Youth, Peace and Security&rdquo; Programme for 2026&ndash;2028. This document will serve as a reliable foundation for supporting young people and ensuring their active participation in regional and international events.

Following the meeting, a number of documents agreed upon for the current year and prepared in cooperation with relevant UN agencies were signed. These include: the 2026 Work Plan between the Ministry of Finance and Economy of Turkmenistan and the UNICEF Country Office in Turkmenistan for the implementation of the UNICEF Country Programme for Turkmenistan for 2026&ndash;2030; the 2026 Work Plan between the Ministry of Health and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan and the UNICEF Country Office in Turkmenistan for the implementation of the UNICEF Country Programme for Turkmenistan for 2026&ndash;2030; the 2026 Work Plan for the project &ldquo;Improving Universal Access to Quality Reproductive Health Services&rdquo; between the Ministry of Health and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA); and the 2026 Work Plan for the project &ldquo;Strengthening the Education System for the Optimal Use of the Demographic Dividend&rdquo; between the Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

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Fifth meeting of the Turkmenistan–UN Strategic Advisory Council held in Ashgabat

In the era of the Revival of the new epoch of the powerful state, the oil and gas complex, which is the backbone of the national economy, demonstrates steady and progressive growth. The large-scale reforms being implemented in this sector are aimed at the deep processing of abundant natural resources and expanding the export potential of the Motherland.

Major investment projects carried out in the fuel and energy complex are significant not only economically, but also play an important role in strengthening regional and global energy security. In this context, priority tasks include the development of new energy infrastructure projects to ensure sustainable economic growth, the effective use of the substantial potential of the oil and gas sector, strengthening its position in the global market in view of demand for high-quality, competitive and environmentally friendly products, the introduction of energy-saving technologies, as well as the establishment of business partnerships with leading specialized companies and reputable financial institutions.

At present, the strategy implemented by Turkmenistan in this direction serves as a key condition for the intensive development of the national economy and as an effective instrument for ensuring global energy security. Consistent efforts are underway to transform the fuel and energy complex into a high-tech industry based on the country&rsquo;s vast resource potential. Particular importance is attached to the transition from raw material exports to the deep processing of hydrocarbons. Innovative digital systems and environmentally friendly solutions are being widely introduced in the sector, enabling a regular increase in production capacities and the manufacture of products that fully meet international quality standards.

Special attention is paid to the phased development of large hydrocarbon fields, which serve as a reliable foundation for long-term industrial growth. Their development is carried out using advanced international experience, ensuring uninterrupted supply of raw materials to the country&rsquo;s processing enterprises.

State policy in this area is aimed at creating full-cycle production facilities where raw materials undergo multi-stage purification and processing, turning into high-quality end products.

The modernization of the oil refining industry is an integral component of the country&rsquo;s industrialization policy. The introduction of advanced technologies makes it possible to produce a wide range of products&mdash;from high-octane motor fuels and aviation kerosene to various types of lubricants and liquefied gas. Advancing production to a new level of development is ensured through attracting investment and close cooperation with leading global companies.

An important role in implementing this strategy belongs to the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries, located on the coast of the Caspian Sea. As a major industrial facility, the TCOR is also a symbol of the economic strength and technological independence of the Motherland. Its development is inseparably linked with the tasks set by the Head of State for the systematic diversification of production and the introduction of environmentally friendly technologies.

From its establishment to the present day, the TCOR has gone through a historical path&mdash;from the technologies of the last century to a modern world-class petrochemical cluster. Fundamental reforms carried out during the years of independence have transformed the complex into a high-tech enterprise capable of competing with globally renowned companies. Each new achievement of the TCOR&mdash;the pride of national industry&mdash;is inscribed in golden letters in the chronicle of the independent Motherland.

The construction of the oil refining complex in the city of Turkmenbashi is of strategic importance. Its proximity to maritime routes and powerful port infrastructure make it an important hub at the crossroads of international transport corridors. This allows Turkmen products to be promptly delivered to both East and West, strengthening the country&rsquo;s position in the global energy market.

The Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries is an object of enormous economic significance for the country. It not only ensures inflows of foreign currency into the State Budget, but also lays the foundation for the development of other sectors&mdash;from energy and construction to healthcare and beyond. With strong state support, projects unparalleled in the Central Asian region are being implemented here.

Leading companies from Japan, Germany, France, the Republic of Korea, and the United States have participated in the modernization of the TCOR. The application of cutting-edge technologies has enabled the transition to deep oil refining, which is currently a key indicator of productivity in the petrochemical industry.

In this context, an important step was the introduction of MSCC catalytic cracking technology, which enables the processing of heavy oil fractions. This allows the complex to achieve a refining depth of more than 90 percent. As a result of implementing MSCC technology, it has become possible to increase the output of high-octane gasoline and liquefied gas, making the TCOR one of the most efficient oil refineries in the world.

The commissioning of the ELOU-AT-7 unit for primary oil refining marked another significant step in expanding production capacity. Its design capacity amounts to 3 million tons of oil per year. This not only increases production volumes, but also enables the removal of salts and impurities from crude oil. Such thorough preparation of raw materials is essential for protecting valuable equipment and ensuring high purity of the final fuel product.

The launch of premium road bitumen production is one of the TCOR&rsquo;s achievements. Turkmen specialists, together with foreign experts, developed a bitumen composition adapted to the soil and climatic conditions of the country. Currently, this material is widely used in the construction of the Ashgabat&ndash;Turkmenabat high-speed highway. Thus, the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries makes a worthy contribution to the development of national road infrastructure.

Particular importance is attached to fuel quality at the enterprise. Thanks to the introduction of modern catalytic reforming and hydrotreating equipment, the TCOR produces gasoline that meets Euro-5 and Euro-6 international standards. This is driven not only by demand in export markets, but also by the key principles of the state environmental policy aimed at protecting the environment.

Hydrotreatment of diesel fuel ensures sulfur content of less than 10 ppm. This technical achievement makes Turkmen diesel fuel competitive in European markets, where strict environmental requirements apply.

Thus, dozens of types of products are produced at the TCOR, including high-octane gasoline, environmentally friendly diesel fuel, illuminating and aviation kerosene. Aviation fuel, which undergoes a multi-stage control system and complies with IATA international standards, fully meets the needs of the country&rsquo;s civil aviation and transit routes.

In addition, polypropylene production has been established at the complex, serving as a foundation for the creation of new light industry enterprises. A workshop with an annual capacity of 21,000 tons produces polypropylene film that meets global standards. This import-substituting product is widely used in the medical, food, and textile industries.

Another important area of activity of the TCOR is the production of high-quality lubricating oils. Advanced equipment designed for deasphalting and selective purification of raw materials makes it possible to produce base oils capable of operating under various conditions. These products are tested in laboratories equipped with machinery from leading global companies and enjoy strong consumer demand.

At the same time, production of liquefied hydrocarbon gas is being actively expanded. Given the growing demand for this environmentally friendly fuel, the TCOR is consistently increasing its storage and shipment capacities. Modern terminals allow simultaneous loading of liquefied gas into railway tank cars and sea tankers.

Production automation is also organized at a high level at the TCOR. Complex chemical reactions are managed through a real-time digital control system. The implementation of an ERP system at the Automated Control Systems Center established at the complex enhances logistics and increases production efficiency.

The logistics operations of the TCOR are closely linked with the International Seaport of Turkmenbashi. The complex&rsquo;s port terminals ensure uninterrupted export of petroleum products, while railway lines laid directly from the production site enable prompt shipment of cargo to various countries in the region.

Environmental responsibility is a priority vector of the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries. A closed-loop water circulation system and modern treatment facilities operate at the TCOR. Regular monitoring of air and Caspian Sea water quality confirms the effectiveness of environmental protection measures.

Highly qualified engineers, technologists, and workers are employed at the complex. A system of continuous professional education enables TCOR employees to improve their qualifications at leading international centers.

Great attention is also paid to consistently improving the living standards of employees. Modern residential complexes, kindergartens, medical and wellness centers are being built for their families, reflecting the results of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s socially oriented state policy.

Further expansion of production is planned at the TCOR. Projects for constructing new units for deep processing of heavy oil residues are currently being dynamically implemented. This will significantly increase the output of clean petroleum products, improve production profitability, and reduce environmental impact.

Opportunities for developing &ldquo;green&rdquo; chemistry and achieving zero carbon dioxide emissions in the industrial sector are actively being explored in the country. In this regard, the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries is viewed as a platform for introducing environmentally sustainable production models. This fully aligns with Turkmenistan&rsquo;s international environmental commitments and demonstrates the priorities of national industrial development.

The role of the TCOR in shaping East&ndash;West and North&ndash;South energy corridors is steadily increasing. Stable exports of high-quality Turkmen petroleum products serve as a guarantee of regional energy security, promoting peace and trust through mutually beneficial economic cooperation.

In the long term, the country aims at further diversification of the oil and gas complex and deeper industrial cooperation. The consistent increase in production volumes and expansion of product range strengthen Turkmenistan&rsquo;s economic independence and systematically improve the living standards of the people. Serving as a reliable foundation of the economy, the national oil refining industry is also a vivid example of the effective use of national wealth for the sake of universal peace and sustainable development.

In conclusion, it can be confidently stated that the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries is a visible symbol of the country&rsquo;s industrial power. By generating advanced technologies for processing natural raw materials and harnessing the intellect of scientists and the creative potential of employees, the TCOR transforms hydrocarbon resources into high-quality competitive products.

In the new historical era, thanks to the far-sighted policy pursued by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, this complex and the fuel and energy sector as a whole continue to develop dynamically. Confidently advancing along the path of modernization, the TCOR demonstrates to the world that Turkmenistan is a country of vast opportunities striving for progress and prosperity.

Every ton of fuel and polymers produced at the TCOR is a tangible contribution to strengthening the economic potential of the Motherland and to its bright future. The Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries has been and remains one of the key enterprises leading the national economy toward new achievements on the path of sustainable development.

Source:<a href="https://turkmennebit.gov.tm/articles-detail/429"> The State Concern &ldquo;Turkmennebit&rdquo;</a>

Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries: a clear example of dynamic industrial development in the new historical era

At the Cabinet of Ministers meeting held on January 9 of this year, the tasks facing the oil and gas sector were reviewed. The head of state approved the work plans of the complex&rsquo;s enterprises for this significant year for our country. In accordance with these plans, the complex&rsquo;s enterprises began effective operations from the first months of the year. At the same time, the State concerns &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; and &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengaz&raquo; continue work on the comprehensive development of oil and gas fields, extraction of natural and associated gas, oil, and gas condensate, production of liquefied gas, as well as the export of Turkmen natural gas to world markets.

The State corporation &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengeologi&yacute;a&raquo; is engaged in the exploration and identification of structures rich in oil and natural gas, solid mineral resources, and underground water, development of the digital system, and the extensive introduction of the latest scientific achievements and innovative technologies into production.

As is known, the &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; gas field is famous for its rich natural gas reserves and is widely recognized not only in our country but also at regional and global levels. In the significant year marking the 35th anniversary of our Independence, work has begun on the development of new sections of this field, and the construction of the Serhetabat&ndash;Herat gas pipeline &mdash; an important part of the Turkmenistan&ndash;Afghanistan&ndash;Pakistan&ndash;India project &mdash; will be successfully implemented.

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Source: &quot;Nebit-gaz&quot; newspaper

Future of the oil and gas complex

At the exchange trading held on March 31 at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan, transactions were concluded on the domestic and foreign markets for the purchase of products of the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

On the domestic market, Turkmen entrepreneurs concluded contracts with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of base oil grade &laquo;SN-350&raquo; and polypropylene grade &laquo;TPP Z 30 G&raquo;.

On the foreign market, representatives of business circles from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Uzbekistan purchased polypropylene grade &laquo;TPP D382 BF&raquo; from the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

Business representatives from Georgia concluded contracts with the concern for the purchase of base oil grade &ldquo;SN-600&rdquo;.

On the domestic market, raw fatty acids of cotton soapstock were also purchased during the exchange trading.

In total, 6 transactions were concluded during the trading for an overall amount of 4,172,500.00 manats and 878,000.00 US dollars.

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Products of the State concern «Türkmennebit» at Exchange Trading in Turkmenistan

During the spring holidays, experienced faculty members of the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University conducted preparatory classes for gifted students at the Saparmurat Turkmenbashi Specialized Boarding School in Ashgabat.

The preparatory sessions covered physics, computer science, chemistry, biology, geography, and astronomy, in accordance with the order of the Minister of Education of Turkmenistan No. 100 &ldquo;On the Preparation of School Students for International Olympiads,&rdquo; adopted in March 2026. A total of 63 gifted students from grades 8&ndash;12, selected from schools in Ashgabat, Arkadag city, and the Ahal, Balkan, Dashoguz, Lebap, and Mary provinces, participated in the classes.

In addition to the experienced faculty of the Yagshygeldi Kakaev International Oil and Gas University, the sessions involved staff from the National Institute of Education of Turkmenistan, lecturers from Turkmen State University named after Magtymguly, Oguzhan Engineering and Technology University of Turkmenistan, International University for the Humanities and Development, State Pedagogical Institute of Turkmenistan named after Seyitnazar Seydi, Turkmen State Institute of Architecture and Construction, as well as the Turkmenistan Institute of Telecommunications and Informatics.

Faculty of the International Oil and Gas University conduct preparatory classes for gifted students

Since the beginning of this year, 96,800 tons of oil have been processed at the Seydi Oil Refinery. It is particularly noteworthy that 44,100 tons of the products manufactured from this raw material consisted of gasoline with various octane ratings, which was dispatched to consumers. Compared to the same period last year, the growth rate for the production of this valuable product reached 102.1%.

Since the beginning of the year, the enterprise has produced 24,000 tons of diesel fuel, exceeding the relevant plan. The production growth rate in this area stood at 105%.

The production of 15.9 thousand tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) also deserves special mention. This figure indicates that 11.5 thousand tons more liquefied gas was produced compared to the same period last year, representing a 2.6-fold increase in the growth rate. It should also be noted that 4,100 tons of petroleum bitumen were produced at the plant during the period under review.

In short, the Seydi Oil Refinery is one of the largest industrial enterprises in Turkmenistan, making a significant contribution to the development of the oil and gas industry and the production of hydrocarbon-based goods in high demand on global markets. Over the past years, several important projects have been implemented at this powerful facility, and it has undergone a major modernization through investment funds. This has contributed to a significant increase in both the volume and quality of production.

Source:<a href="https://www.turkmenistan.gov.tm/en/post/104635/production-dynamics-are-growing-seydi-oil-refinery-plant"> &quot;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&quot; electronic newspaper</a>

Nearly 100 thousand tons of oil processed at the Seydi refinery since the beginning of the year

In the early years of the establishment of the State Concern Turkmennebit, oil was extracted in the southwestern regions of Turkmenistan at the Cheleken, Nebitdag, and Gumdag fields. However, the region lacked a scientifically grounded body to oversee field operations, as well as research and exploration activities in oil and gas. Over time, the &ldquo;Nebitgazylmytaslama&rdquo; Institute was established within the structure of the State Concern Turkmennebit. This scientific organization became one of the key subdivisions. The institute&rsquo;s main areas of focus were recognized as: geological exploration, full and proper development of oil and gas fields, improvement of drilling equipment and technology, and development of scientifically based projects for oil and gas facilities.

The primary goal of ongoing and upcoming work was the preparation of scientific proposals, their timely implementation, and assistance in increasing the efficiency of oil and gas research carried out by production units. In a short period, the institute trained dozens of candidates and doctors of science (around 70 people). They made a significant contribution to the completion of assigned research and design tasks and continue to work successfully today.

Thirty-six issues were published, including hundreds of scientific articles and dozens of monographs. These publications are used as manuals by production specialists, researchers, university lecturers, and students.

The introduction of patents, inventions, and other scientific proposals into production at the institute produced economic benefits and contributed to a significant increase in oil output.

The importance of scientific work for the development of the national economy was confirmed by awarding six authors of such studies with state prizes.

The Scientific Council continuously focuses on geological exploration, development of oil and gas fields, compliance with drilling standards, and implementation of project documentation for facilities. Close collaboration between production specialists and scientific staff enhances the efficiency of work performed. During the years of independence, new oil and gas fields were discovered and developed, such as Demirgazyk Goturdepe, Shatut, Nebitlidje, Kemer, Altyguyy, Demirgazyk Ekerem, and Gunorta Gamishlydja, as well as dozens of deposits within both old and new sites.

Source: &quot;Nebit-gaz&quot; newspaper

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Cooperation of Scientists and Specialists

An awareness and educational event aimed at enhancing youth legal literacy and promoting a healthy lifestyle was held in the conference hall of the Balkanabat oil secondary professional School of the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

Representatives of law enforcement agencies provided explanations of the country&rsquo;s legislation, as well as the rights and responsibilities of young people, with particular attention to issues of maintaining public order.

Representatives of public organizations also emphasized the importance of national traditions, the sanctity of the family, and moral education in their speeches.

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Awareness and educational event held at Balkanabat oil secondary professional School

At the exchange trading held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on March 30, transactions were concluded on the domestic and foreign markets for the purchase of products of the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

On the domestic market, representatives of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s business community concluded contracts with the State Concern Turkmennebit for the purchase of base oils of the &laquo;SN-350 and &laquo;SN-600&raquo; grades.

The &laquo;SN-600&raquo; base oil was also purchased on the foreign market by entrepreneurs from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Business representatives from Georgia and Afghanistan concluded contracts with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of polypropylene of the &laquo;TPP D3820 BF&raquo; grade.

In addition, at the exchange trading held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on March 30, transactions were concluded on the domestic and foreign markets for the purchase of first-grade wheat flour, crude non-distilled fatty acids of cotton soapstock, and textile products.

During the trading session, 9 transactions were concluded for a total amount of 34,229,000.00 manats and 1,278,000.00 US dollars.

At exchange trading on the domestic and foreign markets, transactions were concluded for the purchase of products of the State concern «Türkmennebit»

On March 30, President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov held a working meeting via the digital system with the participation of Minister of Agriculture Ch. Chetiyev and the hakims of the velayats, during which the progress of work in the agro-industrial complex and in the regions of the country was reviewed.

The hakims reported on the pace of ongoing seasonal agricultural activities in the regions.

As noted, these days, in accordance with agrotechnical standards, fertilizing with mineral fertilizers and vegetative irrigation are being carried out on wheat-sown fields in the velayats.

At the same time, measures are being implemented to ensure the organized conduct, within the established timeframes, of the responsible campaign of cotton sowing.

In addition, appropriate care of plantings is underway on agricultural lands in the regions sown with potatoes and fruit and vegetable crops.

The velayats also continue concluding contracts with cocoon producers, while the necessary steps are being taken to provide tenants with silkworm grena.

Furthermore, the hakims reported on the progress of construction of social, cultural, and industrial facilities scheduled for commissioning this year in accordance with the country&rsquo;s socio-economic development programs.

Having heard the reports, the head of state emphasized the importance of conducting the current seasonal agricultural work efficiently, in particular cotton sowing, as well as caring for wheat and fruit and vegetable crops within agrotechnical terms, instructing the hakims to keep these issues under strict control.

The President of Turkmenistan ordered to ensure the proper implementation of construction work at facilities of various purposes planned for opening in the velayats this year in line with the country&rsquo;s socio-economic development programs.

Minister of Agriculture Ch. Chetiyev reported on the pace of seasonal agricultural campaigns carried out in the country.

Summarizing the report, the head of state focused on the important role of the agro-industrial sector in the national economy and, in this regard, instructed the minister to take appropriate measures to successfully accomplish the tasks set before the sector in order to obtain abundant harvests of agricultural crops in the Motherland.

Then, addressing the participants of the working meeting, the President of Turkmenistan once again emphasized the significance of the current agricultural work and instructed to ensure the completion of cotton sowing within agrotechnical deadlines, proper care of wheat and vegetable and melon crops, as well as organized preparation for the silkworm cocoon production season.

Concluding the working meeting held via the digital system, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov wished its participants good health, family well-being, and great success in their work.

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Progress of work in the agro-industrial complex reviewed at working meeting

On March 28, National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, paid a working visit to the city of Arkadag, where he chaired a meeting of the Board of the Charity Fund for Providing Assistance to Children in Need of Guardianship named after Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov. The meeting was attended by members of the Board, as well as the Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of city of Arkadag under the President of Turkmenistan and the Mayor of the city.

As Hero-Arkadag noted, the agenda included reports on the activities of the Charity Fund established to provide social support, ensure a happy life for the younger generation, and assist children in need of guardianship in restoring their health, as well as on the results achieved in this area.

First, Hero-Arkadag gave the floor to the Vice President for Medical Activities of the Charity Fund for Providing Assistance to Children in Need of Guardianship named after Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, O. Atabayeva.

Vice President O. Atabayeva congratulated Hero-Arkadag and President Serdar Berdimuhamedov on the anniversary of the establishment of the Charity Fund. As noted, young citizens who, with the Fund&rsquo;s support, received necessary treatment and restored their health demonstrate a strong commitment to education, creativity, and mastering new skills in order to serve the Motherland.

It was reported that since its establishment, the Foundation has carried out 758 surgeries, while 2,467 children have received appropriate treatment at the Children&rsquo;s Health and Rehabilitation Center named after Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov.

Special importance is also attached to international cooperation in the Fund&rsquo;s activities. In this regard, Vice President O. Atabayeva mentioned the international conference held last year in Arkadag with the participation of heads and representatives of dozens of state and public structures and international organizations. Particular attention at the forum was paid to priority areas such as healthcare, early childhood development, and quality inclusive education for children.

The final document of the Conference was translated into the official languages of the United Nations and circulated as a document of the agenda of the 79th session of the UN General Assembly.

In addition, within the framework of international cooperation, visits were paid to the Principality of Monaco, the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Republic of Azerbaijan, the People&rsquo;s Republic of China, the Russian Federation, and the State of Qatar, following which relevant decisions were adopted.

As Vice President O. Atabayeva noted, 2025 has been highly productive for the Foundation. This is evidenced by the signing of memorandums of understanding between the Charity Fund for Providing Assistance to Children in Need of Guardianship named after Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov and the UNICEF Representative Office in Turkmenistan, the Soong Ching Ling Foundation of China, and the Heydar Aliyev Foundation.

Speaking about further improving the activities of the Charity Fund, the National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, emphasized the importance of expanding international cooperation and intensifying the practice of exchanging experience, giving a number of relevant instructions.

Special attention was also paid to the decision to award winners of international competitions at the Foundation&rsquo;s expense, as well as to modernize the State Children&rsquo;s Library named after Bazar Amanov and to strengthen the material and technical base of the &ldquo;Jahan&rdquo; Creative Center using the Foundation&rsquo;s funds.

Detailed information on measures taken by the Fund to ensure the right of children in need of guardianship to fully participate in the life of society and the state was presented by Vice President of the Foundation R. Bazarov. As noted, this work also includes providing medical care, financial support for health restoration, and the supply of necessary medicines. In this context, it was emphasized that pediatric departments of hospitals in the capital and regions were supplied with B. Braun (Germany) hemodialysis machines, which have significantly improved the recovery dynamics of children.

Reporting on the construction of a mosque in the city of Fuzuli (Republic of Azerbaijan) as a gift funded by the Fund, R. Bazarov stressed that this decision serves as a visible example of the triumph of the humanitarian ideals of our people, committed to noble principles.

The activities of the Fund also place special emphasis on educating youth based on ancestral traditions and customs. In this regard, R. Bazarov reported on the work of the Council of Elders under the Fund aimed at familiarizing the younger generation with national spiritual values.

Speaking about the importance of conducting the Fund&rsquo;s economic activities in accordance with modern requirements and ensuring coordinated work of specialized structures, Hero-Arkadag gave relevant instructions.

Next, Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of the city of Arkadag under the President of Turkmenistan D. Orazov informed about the progress of work within the framework of the second phase of the new city&rsquo;s construction. It was reported that, with the support of Arkadagly Hero Serdar, the necessary efforts are being made to successfully implement the objectives set in the Program &quot;Revival of the New Era of the Powerful State: National Program for the Socio-Economic Development of Turkmenistan for 2022&ndash;2052&quot;. At the same time, construction of medical cluster facilities continues at an accelerated pace.

Emphasizing the need for proper control over the pace of implementation of the second phase, in particular the construction of the &ldquo;Arkadag Medisina Klasteri Menejment&rdquo; enterprise, Hero-Arkadag stressed the importance of completing the work according to schedule and gave appropriate instructions to the head of the State Committee.

Mayor of the city of Arkadag G. Mammedova congratulated Hero-Arkadag and Arkadagly Hero Serdar on the 5th anniversary of the establishment of the Fund, noting that in a short period the Foundation, which brings children the joy of life, has become a true stronghold of humanism.

She also reported that the city administration had carried out appropriate organizational preparations for the upcoming festive celebration at the Square &ldquo;Arkadag Binasy&rdquo;. According to the cultural program, citizens, children receiving treatment funded by the Fund and their parents, heads of ministries and departments, children of representatives of diplomatic missions accredited in Turkmenistan and international organizations, as well as numerous youth, are expected to participate in the celebration.

As Hero-Arkadag emphasized, the celebrations marking this significant date in the country&rsquo;s life should be meaningful and filled with unforgettable moments. For the organized conduct of the festive events, it is necessary to ensure coordinated work of the involved structures and active participation of both older and younger generations.

Further addressing Board member Yu. Orazov, Hero-Arkadag noted the importance of constant monitoring of the proper implementation of planned tasks in the context of coordinating the Fund&rsquo;s activities using innovative technologies and gave relevant instructions.

Hero-Arkadag also issued a number of instructions to the Executive Director of the Fund, H. Hajymyradov, regarding ensuring coordinated work of the Foundation&rsquo;s economic structures, emphasizing the need for interaction with профильных agencies to properly introduce innovative technologies into work processes, which will further enhance the effectiveness of the Fund&rsquo;s activities.

Addressing Board member and accountant E. Chernova, Hero-Arkadag instructed her to ensure the targeted and efficient use of financial resources received in the Fund&rsquo;s account for charitable and humanitarian assistance, as well as to maintain a high standard of this work.

Addressing the Fund&rsquo;s lawyer M. Hojamberdiyeva, Hero-Arkadag emphasized the need to strengthen the legislative framework of the Fund&rsquo;s activities, whose main principle is social support for the younger generation and assistance in restoring the health of children in need of guardianship, giving a number of specific instructions in this regard.

He also gave instructions to the Fund&rsquo;s media representative A. Jepbarov on broadly promoting the Fund&rsquo;s activities based on national humanitarian principles, pointing to the need to establish effective interaction with relevant structures and to promote the Fund&rsquo;s work at the international level.

Then, addressing the meeting participants, Hero-Arkadag noted that this year, declared &quot;Independent Neutral Turkmenistan &ndash; the homeland of purposeful winged horses&rdquo; marks the 5th anniversary of the Fund&rsquo;s establishment. On this occasion, he warmly congratulated the esteemed President, the native people, and the Fund&rsquo;s members on this significant date.

As Hero-Arkadag emphasized, today all conditions have been created for children to grow up physically strong and well-educated, receiving modern education and upbringing. Their healthy development and self-realization in society as full-fledged individuals is the cherished dream and aspiration of all of us.

As the popular saying goes, &ldquo;A home is adorned by its children.&rdquo; Therefore, we strive to support children, assist them, and care for their future&mdash;this is our main goal.

Once again warmly congratulating everyone on the 5th anniversary of the Fund&rsquo;s establishment, Hero-Arkadag expressed confidence that the younger generation, with whom we link our future, will grow up healthy, physically strong, and educated, becoming comprehensively developed individuals who will enhance the authority of the Motherland.

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National Leader of the Turkmen People held a meeting of the Board of the Charity Fund named after Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov

One transaction worth 8,470,000.00 manat was concluded at the exchange trading held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on March 28.

On the domestic market, representatives of Turkmenistan&#39;s business community concluded deals with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of heating oil.

Demand for petroleum products is stable at exchange trading

Last week, transactions for the purchase of products from the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; were concluded in domestic and foreign exchange trading at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan.

On the domestic market, Turkmen businessmen concluded deals with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; to purchase &laquo;TPP Z 30 G&raquo; polypropylene, &laquo;SN-350&raquo; base oil, coextruded packaging film, and heating oil.

On the foreign market, &laquo;A-92&raquo; gasoline and &laquo;SN-180&raquo; base oil were sold. &laquo;TPP D 30 S&raquo; polypropylene and &laquo;SN-600&raquo; base oil were in demand on both domestic and foreign markets. Business representatives from the Republic of T&uuml;rki&yacute;e, Afghanistan, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Georgia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, and Singapore were active.

Also last week, transactions were concluded at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on the domestic and foreign markets for the purchase of light industry products, grade &laquo;B&raquo; urea, cotton yarn, textile products, first-grade wheat flour, and &laquo;CH-200&raquo; regenerated base oil.

Last week, transactions for the purchase of petroleum products were concluded in domestic and foreign exchange trading

During trading held on March 27 at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan, petroleum products were purchased on both the domestic and foreign markets.

On the domestic market, Turkmen entrepreneurs concluded transactions with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of polypropylene grade &ldquo;TPP D 30 S.&rdquo;

Polypropylene grade &laquo;TPP D 30 S&raquo; was also purchased on the foreign market by representatives of the business communities of Georgia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

On the foreign market, entrepreneurs from the Republic of T&uuml;rki&yacute;e concluded transactions with Turkmen businessmen for the purchase of regenerated base oil grade &laquo;SN-200&raquo;. Business representatives from Azerbaijan concluded deals with Turkmen counterparts for the purchase of textile products.

First-grade wheat flour was sold on both the domestic and foreign markets.

In total, 16 transactions were concluded during the trading session, amounting to 25,715,000.00 manats and 5,120,400.00 US dollars.

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Petroleum products purchased on domestic and foreign markets at exchange trading

The material and technical base of the State corporation &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengeologi&yacute;a&raquo; will be modernized. This was reported by Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Guvanch Agajanov at a regular meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan held via a digital system on March 27.

As noted, Turkmen geologists are carrying out the necessary work to identify underground resources, conduct seismic exploration using modern equipment, and strengthen the hydrocarbon resource base. In addition, comprehensive measures are being taken to modernize the Corporation&rsquo;s material and technical base in order to further enhance the effectiveness of this activity.

In this regard, the Deputy Prime Minister submitted a relevant proposal for consideration by the Head of State.

Having heard the report on the measures implemented by the State corporation &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengeologi&yacute;a&raquo; to increase the efficiency of geological exploration, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized that productive work is being carried out in the country to identify and develop underground resources. Approving the proposal prepared to enhance the effectiveness of geological exploration, the Head of State addressed a number of instructions to the Deputy Prime Minister in this regard.

Material and technical base of the State corporation «Türkmengeologiýa» to be modernized

On March 27, President of Turkmenistan, Serdar Berdimuhamedov, held a regular meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers via a digital system, during which a number of issues of state life were considered.

Chairwoman of the Mejlis D. Gulmanova informed the participants about the ongoing work to improve the country&rsquo;s legislation in accordance with modern requirements.

As reported, based on proposals submitted by ministries and sectoral agencies, parliamentary working groups are currently introducing amendments and additions to the Code of Administrative Offences, the Customs Code, and the Laws &ldquo;On Industrial Safety of Hazardous Production Facilities,&rdquo; &ldquo;On Accounting and Financial Reporting,&rdquo; &ldquo;On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Turkmenistan,&rdquo; &ldquo;On Fisheries and Conservation of Aquatic Biological Resources,&rdquo; and &ldquo;On Migration.&rdquo; This work is being carried out in line with international practice and the provisions of the Constitution of Turkmenistan.

In addition, in order to develop mutually beneficial cooperation with foreign states and international organizations, members of the Mejlis took part in meetings and seminars organized by UN structural divisions jointly with relevant state institutions of Turkmenistan.

Summarizing the information, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized the importance of further drafting new legislative acts that meet the realities of the time.

The Deputy Chairmen of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan then delivered reports on the activities of the sectors under their supervision, the implementation of previously issued instructions, and preparations for upcoming events. Relevant proposals and draft documents were also submitted to the Head of State for consideration.

Having heard the reports, the President of Turkmenistan approved the proposals presented and gave specific instructions to the relevant officials for their implementation.

The meeting also considered a number of other issues of state life, and appropriate decisions were adopted.

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President of Turkmenistan holds regular meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers via digital system

Lecturers of the Department of Geology and Geochemistry of the Faculty of Geology at the International Oil and Gas University named after Yagshygeldi Kakayev, together with students majoring in &laquo;Oil and Gas Geology&raquo; and bachelor&rsquo;s students in &laquo;Geology and Exploration of Mineral Resources&raquo; held an off-site training seminar in the &laquo;Reservoir Physics&raquo; and &laquo;Drilling Fluids&raquo; laboratories of the Natural Gas Research Institute of the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengaz&raquo;.

During the practical session, laboratory specialists provided detailed explanations to the students on the mineral composition, lithology, petrography, and physical properties of core samples taken from oil and gas fields, as well as on the properties of drilling fluids under reservoir conditions.

Future oil and gas specialists reinforced their knowledge in the laboratories of the State concern «Türkmengaz»

At the exchange trading held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on March 26, transactions were concluded on the domestic and foreign markets for the purchase of products of the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

On the domestic market, representatives of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s business circles concluded deals with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of polypropylene grade &laquo;TPP D 30 S&raquo;.

On the foreign market, entrepreneurs from Uzbekistan purchased &laquo;SN-600&raquo; base oil from the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;. Business representatives from Afghanistan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) concluded contracts with the above-mentioned concern for the purchase of &laquo;A-92&raquo; motor gasoline, while representatives of business circles from Georgia, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan acquired polypropylene grade &laquo;TPP D 30 S&raquo; from the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

In addition, grade &laquo;B&raquo; urea and cotton yarn were sold on the foreign market.

During the trading session, 11 transactions were concluded for a total amount of 120,000,000.00 manats and 306,867,050.00 US dollars.

Products of the State concern «Türkmennebit» were in demand at exchange trading on the domestic and foreign markets

In the Year &laquo;Independent neutral Turkmenistan &minus; the homeland of purposeful winged horses&raquo; productive efforts are also being carried out at industrial enterprises in the eastern region of the country. Particularly encouraging are the production indicators of liquefied petroleum gas at the Seydi Oil Refinery.

Since the beginning of the year, the region has produced 2.6 times more of this valuable product compared to the same period last year, with the volume approaching 16 thousand tons. Thus, the growth rate exceeded 11.5 percent.

It is also worth noting the positive trend in other types of oil and gas products. In the region, diesel fuel production increased by 5 percent, while gasoline output rose by 2.1 percent.

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Source: &laquo;T&uuml;rkmenistan&raquo; newspaper

Production of liquefied petroleum gas increases at the Seydi Oil Refinery

The energy policy of our country, initiated by the National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, and currently successfully implemented under the leadership of the Esteemed President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, is aimed at the comprehensive development of the oil and gas industry, its consistent integration into the international energy system, and the creation of new technologies providing for more efficient and environmentally friendly methods of energy resource extraction and use.

As it is known, Turkmenistan, possessing rich reserves of hydrocarbon resources, aims to significantly increase the directions of energy supplies. In this regard, the effective use of the industry&#39;s enormous potential, the supply of Turkmen natural gas to foreign markets, the implementation of new infrastructure projects for the further prosperity of our Motherland, and ensuring the well-being of our people are among the important directions of the country&#39;s energy strategy.

The international cooperation and investment policy of Turkmenistan in the oil and gas sector demonstrate its commitment to international agreements, the diversification of the national economy, and national programs designed to bring the state to advanced levels. Stability in the state&#39;s domestic and foreign policy plays a decisive role in attracting investors from around the world. As a result, foreign investments are successfully used today in developing the oil and gas industry. Currently, Turkmenistan is actively developing its capabilities for gas and oil processing. This indicates that the benefits obtained from hydrocarbon exports for the country&#39;s economy will increase even more in the future.

Indeed, work continues on identifying and developing new oil fields and improving the production structure of the oil industry through the use of modern technologies that help increase the volume of extracted oil. The petrochemical industry is also being effectively developed. Necessary measures are being taken to increase the volume and variety of products that supply the domestic market and form the raw material base of the fuel and energy complex, and to bring the quality of products in line with world standards.

The Esteemed President emphasizes that in the modern world, the stability of the global economy depends on energy stability, and energy supply should not serve political interests; otherwise, no state can be secure. From the high podium of the UN, Turkmenistan consistently puts forward initiatives for the reliable transit of energy resources. The Resolutions titled &quot;Reliable and Stable Transit of Energy Resources and Its Role in Ensuring Sustainable Development and International Cooperation,&quot; developed at the initiative of Turkmenistan and adopted by the UN General Assembly on December 19, 2008, and May 17, 2013, are the results of our state&#39;s diplomatic success and recognition by the world community. Furthermore, the Resolution &quot;The Key Role of Reliable and Stable Energy Connectivity in Ensuring Sustainable Development,&quot; adopted by the General Assembly on December 15, 2025, further strengthens the foundation of global energy security.

The stable economic and political situation in Turkmenistan and the established relevant legal framework are important conditions for the increasing attractiveness of our country for foreign investors. Special attention is also paid to attracting investments for the development of oil fields in the Turkmen sector of the Caspian Sea.

As is well known, oil is an important base for the chemical industry. This valuable raw material is used in the production of clothing, footwear, plastic products, paints, and electrodes for metallurgy. Turkmen polyethylene, used as a raw material for producing technical and household items&mdash;coatings, bags, communication pipes, and electrical cable insulation&mdash;enjoys high demand. Compared to acids, alkalis, and oils, polyethylene is distinguished by its high strength, durability, hardness, chemical stability, and dielectric properties. Therefore, it is used to manufacture household chemicals, barrels, toys, dishes, kitchen and bathroom items, sewing and furniture products, parts for automobiles and household appliances, and materials for large-scale structures such as wells and overpasses.

The Turkmenbashy Complex of Oil Refineries and the Seydi Oil Refinery play an important role in expanding the scope of the oil and gas industry. As a result, the production of hydrogen fuel, biofuel, high-octane motor gasoline, aviation, lighting and technical kerosene, liquefied gas, various types of diesel fuel, technical lubricating oils, polypropylene, calcined electrode coke, and road and construction bitumen has been established. It is necessary to note the importance of deep and comprehensive processing of natural gas in ensuring high rates of oil and gas production in the country through the use of new technologies and methods. In this regard, developing mutually beneficial cooperation, exchanging advanced technologies within new environmental standards, attracting new investments for purchasing modern equipment, and creating environmentally safe production facilities are among the priority directions in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

The year &laquo;Independent neutral Turkmenistan &minus; the homeland of purposeful winged horses&raquo; is marked by success from the very beginning. Among the production enterprises that honorably fulfilled the tasks set last year, the Turkmenbashy Complex of Oil Refineries of the &quot;Turkmennebit&quot; State Concern in the city of Turkmenbashy, Balkan velayat, holds a worthy place. The specialists and workers of the complex demonstrated particular efficiency in processing hydrocarbon raw materials and producing various types of high-quality oil products throughout the past year.

At this modern industrial enterprise, which possesses powerful facilities and advanced technologies meeting world standards, the pace of work is increasing day by day. The fact that almost all work at the refinery complex is managed in an automated way is of great importance for specialists and workers to fulfill and exceed the set plans. As a result of coordinated efforts, 4 million 955 thousand 700 tons of &quot;black gold&quot; received via pipelines and sea routes were processed at the complex last year, achieving a growth of 107.9 percent in this regard. 1 million 484 thousand 900 tons of various types of gasoline, 434 thousand tons of kerosene, 1 million 539 thousand 800 tons of diesel fuel, 124 thousand 200 tons of liquefied gas, 57 thousand 600 tons of polypropylene, 54 thousand 100 tons of lubricating oils, and 458 thousand 400 tons of petroleum bitumen were produced.

At this facility, which has a production capacity of 90 thousand tons of polypropylene per year, all installed technologies and equipment fully comply with world standards, and dozens of specialists work there around the clock at an unflagging pace. Their automated management of polypropylene production has a positive impact on the honorable fulfillment of planned targets.

In the current era, Turkmenistan, actively introducing innovative technologies and leading international experience into the oil and gas complex, attaches great importance to the development of relations based on trust, respect, and mutual benefit with large foreign companies and business structures.

Dowlet Atayev

IT Specialist, &quot;Digital News&quot; Department, Editorial Office of the &quot;Oil, Gas and Mineral Resources of Turkmenistan&quot; Journal, &quot;Turkmennebit&quot; SC

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