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Turkmenistan, as one of the states possessing the largest hydrocarbon resource reserves in the global energy space, directs its vast potential toward common interests. Our country&#39;s effective cooperation strategy not only strengthens the national economy but also serves to ensure the energy stability of regional and world markets. The unanimous adoption of the Resolution on energy connectivity by the UN General Assembly in December 2025 at the initiative of Turkmenistan is clear evidence of the international community&#39;s full support for official Ashgabat&#39;s efforts in this direction.

In modern international relations, energy security is an integral part of not only economic but also environmental, technogenic, and political security. The economic stability of the world&#39;s nations and the development of social life directly depend on the uninterrupted supply of energy resources. Therefore, Turkmenistan views energy security as a fundamental condition for the healthy functioning of the global economic system and promotes multilateral diplomacy that maintains a balance of interests among suppliers, transit countries, and consumers.

The core of our country&#39;s energy strategy is the principle of diversifying energy flows and creating sustainable international corridors. Turkmenistan opens new export routes based on the principles of equality and justice in its foreign policy. Large-scale projects implemented in this field are reshaping the economic map of the region, becoming an economic guarantee of peace and friendship.

Of particular note, the construction of the Turkmenistan&ndash;Afghanistan&ndash;Pakistan&ndash;India (TAPI) gas pipeline and the Turkmenistan&ndash;China transnational project are among the most important energy arteries in the world. New construction phases launched in September 2024 and October 2025, including the Serhetabat&ndash;Herat gas pipeline and the activation of the Afghan section of the TAPI project, provide impetus for new economic growth in the region. These projects encompass not only gas exports but also fiber-optic communication and power engineering systems, creating a multi-purpose infrastructure platform.

The introduction of the latest innovative technologies and environmentally friendly solutions into the oil and gas complex to modernize the industry is a priority of Turkmenistan&#39;s modern energy policy. Such steps, along with increasing the country&#39;s competitiveness in the global market, make a significant contribution to international stability.

Currently, Turkmenistan is recognized as a most reliable partner using its advantageous geographical location and rich energy potential for the sake of international cooperation. The strategic initiatives put forward by our Honorable President and the Hero-Arkadag will continue to be aimed at strengthening peace in the region, ensuring the well-being of our people, and forming a new model of global energy security.

Energy diplomacy of Turkmenistan foundation of sustainable development and global security

At the beginning of the year, specialists from the &laquo;Marynebitgazg&ouml;zleg&raquo; expedition of the State corporation &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengeologi&yacute;a&raquo; achieved a commercially significant inflow of natural gas from the 2nd exploratory well at the site in Hazar. This precise and efficient work provides a strong impetus for forecasting and identifying new gas reserves within the country. Newly discovered natural resources and fields create tasks, areas of work, and jobs related to their development.

Currently, priority areas include increasing natural gas export volumes and diversifying export directions, as well as enhancing the production capacities of enterprises. Special attention is also given to improving the qualifications of industry specialists. Work to increase the production capacities of the processing plant complex in Turkmenbashi and the oil refinery in Seidi is also of particular importance.

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Source: &quot;Nebit-gaz&quot; newspaper

Production capacities are increasing in Turkmenistan

The universal international exhibition &ldquo;Cooperation and Development&rdquo; is being held for the first time at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Ashgabat.

About 100 large enterprises from Turkmenistan and foreign countries are taking part in the large-scale exposition, showcasing their vibrant stands.

Among them are domestic companies offering services in the fields of transport and logistics, event organization, as well as manufacturing various lubricating oils and automotive fluids.

The current universal exhibition also widely features local enterprises producing electronic equipment, furniture, plastic and polypropylene products, carpets, and footwear.

Representatives of the country&rsquo;s business community, actively participating in the implementation of comprehensive programs, are making a worthy contribution to strengthening the economic power of our Homeland.

Companies producing various automotive lubricants and fluids presented at the Universal International Exhibition in Ashgabat

On April 2, the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, Nokerguly Atagulyyev, took part in the Second Meeting of the Heads of Government/Vice Presidents of the member states of the Organization of Turkic States, held in the city of Baku.

In his speech, the Deputy Prime Minister placed special emphasis on expanding energy cooperation. In this context, the need to ensure reliable and diversified supplies of energy resources was highlighted.

Nokerguly Atagulyyev also underscored the importance of coordinating efforts among countries in ensuring international security, sustainable development, and active cooperation within international organizations, primarily the United Nations. The Deputy Prime Minister pointed out the significance of expanding trade and economic cooperation, strengthening investment interaction, promoting industrial cooperation, and improving transport and logistics infrastructure, including the development of the East&ndash;West and North&ndash;South international transport corridors, as well as the Trans-Caspian and Lapis Lazuli routes.

The holding of the Second Meeting of the Heads of Government/Vice Presidents of the member states of the Organization of Turkic States in Baku became an important step toward further developing cooperation among the brotherly Turkic states and strengthening regional partnership.

Reliable energy supplies discussed at the Second Meeting of Heads of Government/Vice Presidents of OTS member states in Baku

On behalf of the people and Government of Turkmenistan, as well as on his own behalf, President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov sent sincere congratulations and best wishes to President Luiz In&aacute;cio Lula da Silva of the Federative Republic of Brazil and the entire nation on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Turkmenistan and the Federative Republic of Brazil.

&quot;Relations between our countries are based on mutual respect, equality, and mutual trust,&quot; the head of state noted. Emphasizing Turkmenistan&#39;s interest in expanding bilateral ties, President Berdimuhamedov expressed confidence that, through joint efforts, cooperation between our countries will continue to develop in the interests of both peoples.

Serdar Berdimuhamedov expressed his sincere wishes for good health, happiness, and well-being to the President of the Federative Republic of Brazil, Luiz In&aacute;cio Lula da Silva, and continued progress and prosperity to the friendly people of Brazil.

Serdar Berdimuhamedov congratulated President of Brazil on the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries

Students of the International Oil and Gas University named after Yagshygeldi Kakayev visited the National Museum of Turkmen Carpets. The excursion was organized to familiarize future specialists of the oil and gas industry with the country&rsquo;s rich cultural heritage and national traditions.

During the visit, students explored unique collections of Turkmen carpets, showcasing a variety of patterns, color schemes, and weaving techniques. The museum exhibits vividly demonstrated the craftsmanship of Turkmen artisans and their contribution to preserving the national culture.

Students examined the exhibits with interest, asked questions, and discussed the features of traditional art.

Such visits help develop in young people a sense of pride in their national heritage, patriotism, and cultural identity, while also broadening their horizons.

Youth of the Oil and Gas University discover the world of Turkmen carpets

An open lesson on the topic &ldquo;Export &mdash; Doors to Global Markets&rdquo; was held at the International Oil and Gas University.

During the session, international trade expert Azat Annadurdiyev explained in detail the role of exports in economic development, opportunities to access foreign markets, and the possibilities created for entrepreneurs in modern conditions. He also shared his experience in international trade and provided young people with important advice on developing their own businesses.

Participants asked questions related to export and received practical answers from the experienced expert.

The open lesson played an important role in developing the entrepreneurial skills of young people, increasing their interest in international markets, and encouraging their active participation in the global economy.

Holding such events regularly not only improves students&rsquo; knowledge but also contributes significantly to their formation as successful professionals in the future.

Students of the International Oil and Gas University learn the secrets of successful export

As is well known, Turkmenistan ranks among the world leaders in terms of mineral resource reserves. One of these treasures is highly mineralized underground waters containing iodine and bromine. Using these waters as raw materials, high-quality iodine is produced at iodine plants in Hazar, Balkanabat, and Bereket. Science confirms that, by chemical composition, underground iodine-bromine waters belong to the group of sodium-calcium chlorides. In addition to iodine and bromine, they contain a number of valuable rare elements that are rarely found in nature, such as lithium, boron, strontium, rubidium, and cesium. Recently, special attention has been given to obtaining these rare and dispersed elements specifically from such hydro-mineral resources.

The chemical industry of our country is a foundational sector, providing the basis for long-term and sustainable development and having a positive impact on structural transformations in the economy. For this reason, the consistent development of the extraction and processing sectors of the chemical industry is one of the primary tasks carried out on a systematic basis. In this area, planned work is underway to identify new iodine-bromine layers and to construct processing enterprises.

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Source: newspaper &quot;Nebit-gaz&quot;

Relying on our natural wealth

High labor performance is being achieved at the &laquo;Burnebitgazhyzmat&raquo; Directorate of the &laquo;Nebitgazburawla&yacute;yş&raquo; Trust. A clear confirmation of this is the completion of work at this advanced enterprise totaling about 1,503,000 manats in the first two months of the Year of &ldquo;Independent neutral Turkmenistan &ndash; the homeland of purposeful winged horses&rdquo;.

The &laquo;Burnebitgazhyzmat&raquo; Directorate, established on March 1, 2006, as part of the State concern &ldquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit,&rdquo; carried out a total of 19,610 meters of drilling work since the beginning of this year at the drilling directorates of the &laquo;Nebitgazburawla&yacute;yş&raquo; Trust &mdash; &ldquo;Nebitdag,&rdquo; &ldquo;Goturdepe,&rdquo; &ldquo;K&ouml;rpeje,&rdquo; and &ldquo;Ekerem&rdquo; &mdash; against a plan of 11,300 meters. This economic indicator represents 173.5% of the plan. It should be noted that work is being carried out according to modern practices, and the necessary sites are supplied in a timely manner with drilling, installation, and operational pipes without interruption.

The directorate efficiently utilizes 7 overhead cranes with a lifting capacity of 12.5 tons, 5 truck cranes with a lifting capacity of 12 to 25 tons, as well as dozens of high-capacity &quot;Kamaz&quot; and &quot;Mercedes&quot; trucks.

In the unit for restoring installation pipes used in drilling, thanks to the efforts of specialists, pipes undergo reprocessing, cleaning, and are continuously supplied to drillers. Powerful pumps with foreign equipment allow full inspection of the pipes&rsquo; condition and pressure. For this purpose, the enterprise uses powerful ASW-1050 and ASW-700 installations. All pipes &mdash; from newly received to previously used &mdash; are checked by the technical service of the directorate, after which the relevant documentation is issued. In the bentonite production unit, it is planned to produce 6,500 tons of bentonite mass per year.

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Source: newspaper &ldquo;T&uuml;rkmenistan&rdquo;

«Burnebitgazhyzmat» exceeds plan by 173.5%

President of Turkmenistan, Serdar Berdimuhamedov, sent a congratulatory Letter to the participants of the universal international exhibition &ldquo;Cooperation and Development,&rdquo; which opened today in Ashgabat.

As noted in the letter, exhibitions and business forums regularly organized in Turkmenistan and abroad contribute to the wide promotion of the country&rsquo;s economic potential worldwide, the development of mutually beneficial cooperation, and the exchange of experience and modern technologies.

The Head of State expressed confidence that the universal international exhibition, being held in Ashgabat for the first time, will serve to establish new business contacts and make a worthy contribution to the further development of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s multilateral cooperation with foreign countries.

Within the framework of the current large-scale exhibition, all necessary conditions will be created to identify new areas of cooperation and promote business initiatives, discuss major and minor projects, and exchange views on future plans.

&ldquo;International cooperation is of great importance in modernizing the economy of our sovereign state in accordance with global standards, introducing new technologies, innovations, and the latest scientific achievements. That is why international-level exhibitions, scientific conferences, and business meetings are widely held in Turkmenistan. This contributes to establishing long-term relations with foreign countries in various fields,&rdquo; President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized in his Letter.

President of Turkmenistan congratulated the participants of the Universal International Exhibition “Cooperation and Development” opened in Ashgabat

The Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University hosted the sectional sessions of the IV International Scientific and Practical Conference &ldquo;Information and Communication Technologies: Achievements, Challenges, Innovations&rdquo; (ICT-2026).

The event was organized online in cooperation with the Euphrosyne Polotsk State University (Republic of Belarus) based on a bilateral cooperation agreement signed in 2017.

The conference brought together professors, researchers, and students from universities of both countries, as well as experts from leading international companies.

The conference aimed at a deep analysis of ways to implement digital innovations in the scientific and educational environment and to expand international collaboration in the field of information technologies. It was noted that the establishment of modern educational centers equipped with multimedia facilities and the latest software enables the training of specialists of a global standard.

Artificial intelligence, leveraging vast datasets and recent scientific achievements, is capable of efficiently analyzing processes and managing complex robotic systems. Participants emphasized that integrating such technologies into everyday life and production significantly simplifies many tasks and opens new horizons for science.

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Turkmenistan’s Oil and Gas University hosts sectional sessions of International Conference

On April 1, President of Turkmenistan, Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the country, Army General Serdar Berdimuhamedov, held a regular meeting of the State Security Council, at which the results of the activities of the military and law enforcement agencies for the first three months of the current year were summed up. Issues related to ensuring security and stability in our independent state, strengthening the material and technical base of the security agencies, and further improving their activities were also considered.

Secretary of the State Security Council, Minister of Defense B. Gundogdyyev, reported on the work carried out since the beginning of the year to successfully accomplish the tasks outlined in the Program for the Development of the Armed Forces of Turkmenistan. In addition, a report was presented on measures taken to improve the service and living conditions of the defenders of the Motherland, enhance the qualifications of officers, as well as on the progress of discharging conscripted servicemen into the reserve and conducting the next conscription campaign.

Having heard the report, the Head of State emphasized the importance of further modernizing the Armed Forces and strengthening their material and technical base in order to reinforce the country&rsquo;s defense capability in line with the realities of the time.

The President of Turkmenistan also instructed the Secretary of the State Security Council and Minister of Defense to ensure the organized conduct of the conscription of citizens for military service and the discharge into the reserve of servicemen completing their compulsory service.

Subsequently, the heads of the country&rsquo;s military and law enforcement agencies reported on the results of the work carried out over the three months of 2026 and on the implementation of the Development Programs of the structures under their supervision.

As noted, efforts are ongoing to enhance staff qualifications and to introduce digital systems and modern technologies within subordinate structures. The material and technical base of the agencies is also being strengthened, and the legal framework is being improved.

After hearing the reports, the Head of State gave a number of specific instructions and directives to the heads of the country&rsquo;s military and law enforcement agencies.

President Serdar Berdimuhamedov noted that, in accordance with the Military Doctrine, which is of a purely defensive nature, comprehensive measures are being taken to maintain a high level of security and territorial integrity of our independent, permanently neutral Motherland, to strengthen its defense capability, and to improve the social and living conditions of servicemen and their families. As emphasized, work in these areas will be continued.

The meeting of the State Security Council also considered a number of other issues, and relevant decisions were adopted.

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President of Turkmenistan held a regular meeting of the State Security Council

A working meeting in a videoconference format was held at the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University to discuss the opening of the &ldquo;Luban Workshop&rdquo; in Turkmenistan &mdash; an innovative center for vocational and technical education.

During the online meeting, representatives of higher educational institutions of the two countries discussed the current progress in implementing the agreements reached. It was noted that all preparatory stages are being carried out systematically and in strict compliance with established requirements.

The establishment of the &ldquo;Luban Workshop&rdquo; will make an important contribution to the development of the scientific and educational sphere and will ensure the training of highly qualified specialists for the oil and gas industry in accordance with international standards.

This project is being implemented on the basis of a Memorandum of Understanding signed on October 18, 2024, in Xi&rsquo;an (PRC) between the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University, Xi&rsquo;an Shiyou University, Hebei Petroleum University of Technology, China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), and the China Association for International Exchange in Education.

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“Luban Workshop” to become a training center for Oil and Gas specialists

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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