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In Turkmenistan, high school graduates are showing a growing interest in the oil and gas industry and technical fields: young people are eager to pursue an education in this specific area and are enrolling in the country’s specialized universities. One such example is Gulshirin Merdanova, a resident of the city of Änew in the Ak bugdaý etrap of Ahal velayat, who has become a first-year student at the Yagshigeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University.During the Year of «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan—Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses» she successfully passed the entrance exams and was admitted to this university. According to her, she had always dreamed of pursuing a higher education in a technical field.In 2025, in honor of the Day of the Youth Organization of Turkmenistan named after Magtymguly, Gulshirin Merdanova was awarded the honorary title of «Laureate of the Turkmenistan Youth Prize», established by the Central Council of the organization.She also noted the development of innovative technologies and the digital sector in Turkmenistan and expressed her intention to become a highly qualified specialist in order to serve her homeland. Gulshirin Merdanova wished good health and a long life to the National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, as well as to the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov.

Young people in Turkmenistan are showing a growing interest in oil and gas majors

The international online news portal «Turkic World» will provide extensive and systematic coverage of the preparations for and proceedings of the session of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan. In the section dedicated to the upcoming session of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, official news, informational materials, and reports on events held in preparation for this important socio-political event will be published on a regular basis. During the session, the section will be promptly updated with materials reflecting its progress, key speeches, proposed initiatives, and decisions adopted. The creation of this special thematic section is the result of joint efforts by the Embassy of Turkmenistan in the Republic of Türkiýe and the editorial team of the international online news portal«Turkic World», aimed at providing comprehensive coverage of the preparation and conduct of the session of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, as well as informing the international community about Turkmenistan’s current state policy. Articles covering the preparation and conduct of the session of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan will be posted in the thematic section of the international online news portal «Turkic World» available at: <a href="https://turkic.world/tm/latest/.">https://turkic.world/tm/latest/.</a>&nbsp;

The session of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan will receive extensive international media coverage

At an exchange auction held on August 6 at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan, two transactions were concluded for a total amount of 5,915,000 manat.On the domestic market, representatives of Turkmenistan’s business community concluded deals with the State concern «Türkmennebit» for the purchase of «TPPD 30 S» grade polypropylene.Turkmen entrepreneurs purchased raw silk from the closed joint-stock company «Türkmenýüpek».

Turkmen entrepreneurs purchased polypropylene and raw silk at an exchange auction

The oil and gas industry is considered one of the most critical and stability-ensuring sectors of Turkmenistan's national economy. Year after year, drilling and extraction of crude oil based on modern technologies, discovery of promising new oil fields, and efforts to increase hydrocarbon production volumes continue at a rapid pace. Along with this, the state supports and consistently expands activities aimed at industrial processing of raw materials to manufacture high-value-added products and regularly export them to global markets.During the years of independence, vast opportunities have been created in the country not only for raw material extraction but also for high-quality processing and a substantial increase in export capacities. Currently, at the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries (TCOR) and the Seydi Oil Refinery, hydrocarbon raw materials are processed into finished products—such as high-quality fuels, various types of lubricating oils, and other domestic and industrial products—and regularly dispatched to domestic and international markets. Among the primary products meeting global standards derived from oil are eco-friendly gasoline, diesel fuel, heating oil (mazut), and road bitumen. The main export destinations for crude oil and refined products include the People's Republic of China, the Republic of Turkey, the Republic of Korea, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Afghanistan, and other nations. Furthermore, transport services to promptly deliver oil and petroleum products to global consumers are being systematically expanded through the modern logistical capabilities of the Turkmenbashi International Seaport.During the expanded meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers held on July 10, 2026, President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov announced with great satisfaction that the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate reached 6.3 percent during the reporting period. It was noted that within the framework of this stable growth, special attention is being paid to increasing the country's export potential and widely integrating digital technologies into production sectors.At the meeting, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Guvanch Agajanov delivered a detailed report on the concrete results achieved in the oil and gas sector from January to June 2026. The State Concern "Turkmennebit" fulfilled its oil production plan by 108.3 percent. Additionally, the oil refineries under the concern's jurisdiction met their oil production and refining plans by 104.1 percent.In his report, Guvanch Agajanov also announced specific figures for petroleum product output. According to him, during the reporting period, the gasoline production plan was met by 116%, diesel fuel by 111.4%, polypropylene by 100%, high-quality lubricating oils by 119.4%, and liquefied gas by 118.5%. Meanwhile, the natural and associated gas production plan was achieved at 107.6%.Dovletgeldi Amanmuhammedov, Chairman of the State Committee on Statistics, disclosed the exact physical production volumes achieved by the country's ministries and sectoral departments during the first six months of the year at the government meeting. According to the precise statistical data of the State Committee's head, sustainable growth was ensured in the country's industrial sector based on the results of January–June 2026, with 39 billion 147.2 million cubic meters of natural gas and 4 million 129.8 thousand tons of oil extracted during the reporting period.Dovletgeldi Amanmuhammedov also provided comparative figures against the same period of the previous year. He stated that the indicators for January–June 2026, compared to the corresponding period of 2025, showed a high rate of growth: diesel fuel production increased by 0.7%, lubricating oils by 7.2%, road and industrial bitumen by 39.9%, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by 64.5%.During the meeting, President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov assigned specific tasks to the leaders of the oil and gas complex and reiterated that developing the country's energy sector—particularly diversifying natural gas supplies to world markets—remains one of the most vital tasks of state policy. The Head of State emphasized the necessity of maintaining a strong momentum in oil and gas extraction, processing them to commercial standards, marketing them on favorable terms in foreign markets, and systematically and effectively developing the "Galkynysh" gas field, one of the largest gas fields in the world. The President gave concrete instructions on modernizing sectoral enterprises, consistently increasing production capacity, intensifying geological exploration, enhancing the efficiency of identifying new hydrocarbon deposits, and manufacturing environmentally friendly products.In the current era of profound energy and environmental transitions in the global energy sector, interregional cooperation serves as the primary guarantee for ensuring energy security, driving sustainable economic growth, and encouraging long-term investments. In the Eurasian space, partner states and leading global energy companies are paying special attention to strengthening strategic partnerships and jointly implementing interregional pipeline and logistics infrastructure projects. This helps sustain the economic stability of not only individual national economies but also the entire Eurasian region.As a state possessing some of the world's largest proven natural gas reserves and recognized internationally as a reliable energy partner, Turkmenistan consistently implements its visionary policy aimed at developing interregional and international cooperation. This stable policy, grounded in the principles of mutual benefit and equality, provides an impetus for expanding economic dialogue with neighboring states and foreign partners, maintaining energy stability, and shaping a new architecture for global energy security.Currently, the Caspian region serves as one of the most active and dynamically developing hubs of international energy cooperation. Rich hydrocarbon resources, the development of stable transport and communication corridors, and the growth of international investments are elevating cooperation among Caspian states to a new strategic level. In this context, Turkmenistan continues to put forward international initiatives focused on strengthening interregional dialogue, developing innovative technological cooperation, and forming modern port and pipeline infrastructures.In the development of interregional economic relations, the construction of the Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India (TAPI) gas pipeline—one of the largest transnational projects connecting Central and South Asia in terms of energy—holds special significance. This colossal project not only resolves energy issues in the region but also serves as a powerful foundation for creating new jobs, ensuring social stability, strengthening peace, and elevating cross-border economic cooperation to a new level.Technological innovations and digital transformation are becoming an inseparable part of the modern energy sector. The wide integration of digital systems and artificial intelligence, a significant reduction in harmful emissions (particularly methane), environmental protection, and improving production cost-efficiency represent the most modern directions of international cooperation. Turkmenistan, in turn, attaches great importance to implementing advanced green technologies and digital management methods in its energy industry.International financial institutions, technology providers, engineering companies, and major service organizations view a stable and transparent investment climate as a fundamental prerequisite for sustainable development. Turkmenistan's state policy, focused on the systematic development of international economic cooperation, combined with its rich natural resources and highly favorable geographical location, guarantees excellent conditions for attracting foreign investments into major projects aimed at developing hydrocarbon resources, expanding the gas processing and gas-chemical industries, and modernizing energy infrastructure.For international investors, strengthening interregional cooperation translates into reduced investment risks, secured access to new markets, enhanced transport and logistics efficiency, and the stable implementation of long-term projects. Consequently, high-level international forums serve as the most effective platform for exchanging experience, discussing new projects, and establishing long-term strategic partnerships among government agencies, national and foreign oil and gas companies, international energy corporations, investors, and leading technology companies.Tawus BazarowaChief Specialist of the Contract Department of the Foreign Economic Relations Directorate of the "Turkmennebit" State Concern

Achievements and future milestones of Turkmenistan’s Oil and Gas Sector — the foundation of the country's economic development

On August 5th, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Rashid Meredov held a meeting with the Vice-President of the Swiss Confederation, which chairs the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs Ignazio Cassis.During the meeting, the parties discussed current issues related to the activities of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the further development of cooperation between Turkmenistan and the Organization, as well as the strengthening of interaction between Turkmenistan and the Swiss Confederation.It was noted that Turkmenistan's partnership with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe is systemic and practice-oriented in nature.The parties emphasized the importance of continuing the practice of holding high-level regional events in Ashgabat with the participation of the leadership of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, and also positively assessed the results of previously held joint events. An exchange of views also took place on the preparation of a number of joint events planned to be held in Ashgabat in the near future, aimed at developing regional cooperation and exchanging best practices.Special attention was paid to the prospects for the further development of cooperation with the OSCE Center in Ashgabat.At the conclusion of the meeting, the Turkmen side confirmed its readiness for further close and constructive interaction with the Swiss Chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Secretariat of the Organization, its institutions, and the OSCE Center in Ashgabat.

Turkmenistan's cooperation with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe enters a new stage

On August 5th, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov received the Vice-President of the Swiss Confederation, which chairs the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs Ignazio Cassis.Having expressed sincere gratitude for the hospitality shown, the Vice-President, head of Switzerland's foreign policy department, emphasized the OSCE's great interest in building constructive cooperation with Turkmenistan, which pursues a policy of ensuring global peace and sustainable development. In this regard, high appreciation was expressed for Turkmenistan's initiatives to expand international partnership based on the principles of peacefulness.The guest also shared pleasant impressions of the architectural appearance of the Turkmen capital — the city of Ashgabat — and the National Tourist Zone «Awa­za».Thanking him for his kind words, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov noted that the current visit to our country is regarded as an important stage in the development of relations between Turkmenistan, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, and the Swiss Confederation.As was emphasized, Turkmenistan advocates for the intensification of international cooperation aimed at ensuring peace and sustainable development at both the regional and global levels. In this context, Turkmenistan attaches particular importance to coordinating efforts within the framework of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe.Noting the current constructive dynamics of interaction between Turkmenistan and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the Head of State emphasized the regular nature of the measures implemented on the basis of cooperation programs, which are developed annually by the Government of Turkmenistan together with the OSCE Center in Ashgabat.At the same time, Arkadagly Hero Serdar particularly noted the importance attached at the state level to ensuring human rights and the principles of democracy in Turkmenistan, and stated the expediency of further partnership within the framework of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe for the continuation of relevant work and the study of international practice in this field.«We have favorable prerequisites for building up cooperation in such areas of activity as ensuring safe and reliable supplies of energy resources to world markets, creating conditions for sustainable economic growth, making full use of potential in the sphere of transport, environmental protection, and rational use of water resources», said the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov. Speaking on this, the Head of State confirmed Turkmenistan's readiness to expand interaction with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe for the sake of further ensuring peace and sustainable development on the planet.Continuing, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov noted the current productive nature of relations between Turkmenistan and the Swiss Confederation, as well as our country's interest in the consistent development of bilateral cooperation in the political-diplomatic, trade-economic, and cultural-humanitarian spheres. In this context, Turkmenistan's readiness to consider specific proposals from the Swiss side was expressed. Taking the opportunity, Arkadagly Hero Serdar once again congratulated Ignazio Cassis and the Swiss people on the recently celebrated National Day of Switzerland.Having expressed sincere gratitude for the congratulations, the guest emphasized that the foreign policy pursued by Turkmenistan is exemplary for the whole world, and also confirmed the great importance Switzerland attaches to the consistent development of interstate cooperation.In conclusion, having expressed confidence in the deepening of bilateral relations, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov and the Vice-President, Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of the Swiss Confederation, Ignazio Cassis, exchanged best wishes.

Turkmenistan and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe reaffirm commitment to strengthening peace and Sustainable Development

At the exchange auction held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistanon August 5, deals were concluded on the domestic market for the purchase of products from the State concern «Türkmennebit».Representatives of Turkmenistan’s business community purchased “BND 60/90” grade viscous road bitumen from the State concern «Türkmennebit».On the foreign market, Serbian entrepreneurs concluded deals with Turkmen businesspeople for the purchase of thick licorice root extract.During the trading session, 45 deals were concluded for a total amount of 270,000,000 manat and 94,500 U.S. dollars.

Turkmen bitumen and licorice root extract were in high demand at the exchange auction

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) of Romania has initiated a proposal to resume the AGRI project, which would open a direct route for Turkmen gas to the European market. This was announced by the President of the Romanian CCI, Mihai Daraban, during a meeting with the Ambassador of Turkmenistan, Annamammet Annayev.During the talks, the parties discussed prospects for energy cooperation and interaction between the ports of Constanța and Turkmenbashi. According to Daraban, Turkmenistan already possesses a pipeline reaching the Caspian Sea, creating a technical foundation for the project's implementation. As the head of the Romanian CCI noted in a comment to «Capital» publication, the port of Constanța could serve as the entry point for Turkmen gas into Europe via the transport infrastructure of Azerbaijan and Georgia, with subsequent connection to the BRUA pipeline (Bulgaria–Romania–Hungary–Austria).Daraban emphasized that implementing the project requires forming a business core capable of uniting energy sector companies from both countries, noting that energy remains one of the most relevant areas of cooperation in the current European context.In turn, Turkmen Ambassador Annamammet Annayev reported that the country's GDP grew by 6.3% in the first half of 2026, and that Turkmenistan holds the world's fourth-largest proven natural gas reserves. According to the ambassador, cooperation between the ports of Turkmenbashi and Constanța, as well as the creation of a zonal distribution center for Turkmen goods in Constanța, could serve as a strategic pillar for economic relations between the two nations.The AGRI (Azerbaijan–Georgia–Romania Interconnector) project was developed in the early 2010s and envisaged the delivery of natural gas via pipelines from Azerbaijan to Georgia, followed by liquefaction on the Black Sea coast and tanker transportation to Constanța. There, the fuel was to be regasified and fed into Romania's gas transmission network, and subsequently onward to Hungary and other European countries.&nbsp;Source: Embassy of Turkmenistan in Romania

Romania proposes reviving the AGRI gas project to Turkmenistan

Turkmenistan is carrying out extensive work on natural gas preparation, purification, and processing, applying modern technologies that reduce the environmental impact. Special attention is being paid to developing hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas fields, which allows for the extraction of valuable chemical raw materials without harming the atmosphere.The country has established production of export-grade commercial gas purified from organic and inorganic impurities, which is of major importance for transporting «blue fuel» via pipeline. As a result of gas processing, the main product obtained is commercial gas, along with a mixture of liquid hydrocarbons and sulfur.The comprehensive processing of enriched natural gases and associated petroleum gases is of particular interest, as their components serve as raw materials for the production of polymer products, synthetic fibers, surfactants, and synthetic detergents.Hydrogen sulfide gas deposits are typically located at depths of 3–5 kilometers, where reservoir pressure and temperature are significantly elevated. Despite their complex composition, such deposits are of great importance for the country's energy sector and industry.An example is the «Galkynyş» gas field, where enormous plants have been built capable of processing tens of billions of cubic meters of gas annually. At these facilities, toxic hydrogen sulfide is not released into the atmosphere but is instead chemically processed: the gas is neutralized, and pure sulfur is extracted, preventing air pollution from sulfur compounds.Highly sensitive automatic sensors and monitoring systems capable of promptly detecting gas leaks have been installed around the fields and plants.Thus, the development of hydrogen sulfide gas deposits in Turkmenistan is being carried out using modern high technologies, closed production systems, and strict environmental controls, without causing harm to the environment.&nbsp;Source: «Nebit-gaz» newspaper

Turkmenistan expands hydrogen sulfide gas processing using environmentally clean technologies

The Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University has admitted its first students for the 2026–2027 academic year. Among those who successfully passed the entrance examinations are Ashgabat residents Nurana Ashyrova and Dovletgeldi Dovletgeldiyev.Nurana Ashyrova studied at Ashgabat Secondary School No. 6 from 2014 to 2026. During her school years, she won first place and a gold medal at the FISO (Future Intelligence Student Olympiad) international English language olympiad for schoolchildren (2024), took second place in the TeenEagle Online English Language Competition (2024), and earned a silver medal at the English language olympiad organized by the International University for the Humanities and Development (2025).Dovletgeldi Dovletgeldiyev participated in the XCEL International Round held in Los Angeles, California (USA) in 2025, where he was awarded a 1st Degree Diploma.The students noted that ideal conditions have been created in the country for receiving a modern education and training highly qualified specialists. They expressed their intention to contribute to the development of Turkmenistan's oil and gas sector and its education system.

International Oil and Gas University admits first students for the 2026–2027 academic year

A meeting dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the country’s independence, the labor achievements of the current year, and the preparation of public organizations and industries for the meeting of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan was held at the Center of Public Organizations of Turkmenistan.The meeting was organized by the National Center of Trade Unions of Turkmenistan in cooperation with the State concerns «Türkmennebit» and «Türkmengaz», as well as the State corporation «Türkmengeologiýa». Employees from various entities of the oil and gas complex attended the event.As noted during the speeches, over the years of independence—thanks to the consistent implementation of large-scale reforms—all sectors of the country have been modernized taking into account the experience of the world's developed nations, giving shape to a modern Turkmen model of the national economy. Turkmenistan has achieved high indicators in politics, economics, and culture, and has made significant progress in ensuring the well-being of its people.The participants highlighted the significance of the 2026 motto—«Independent Neutral Turkmenistan: Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses»—and the vital role of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan in public life. According to the speakers, the motto reflects the country's commitment to the principles of independence, permanent neutrality, peace, and creation.

Turkmenistan’s oil and gas sector prepares for the People’s Council meeting

Since the beginning of the year, the Kenar oil collection and loading enterprise of the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries of the State concern «Türkmennebit» has dispatched 1 million 890 thousand 688 tons of petroleum products to domestic and foreign consumers. Out of this total volume, more than 372 thousand tons were delivered to foreign markets through the enterprise.Finished products from the oil refineries—aviation kerosene, gasoline, diesel and kerosene fuel, and various oils—are sent for sale without losses, supported by modern facilities developed at the enterprise.In recent years, an automated railway trestle for loading and unloading light petroleum products, as well as a new 3rd marine berth for loading and receiving crude oil and petroleum products, have been constructed and commissioned at the enterprise.The annual capacity of the railway trestle is 3 million 850 thousand tons of light petroleum products. At this automated facility, petroleum products are loaded into railway tank cars by type in specified volumes, the weight of each tank car is measured by electronic scales, and documentation is processed automatically according to consumer addresses and destinations. By capturing vapors formed during the loading of tank cars, the loss of more than 300 tons of gasoline per year is prevented, along with environmental pollution. An administrative and amenity building designed for 150 people has been built on the site, equipped with offices, a workshop, a cafeteria, a conference room, and other amenities.Uninterrupted loading of products into tank cars is ensured by separate pumping and transformer stations, as well as a diesel generator. The installation of a modern «TS-1» type filter on the aviation kerosene pipeline enhances aircraft safety during flight.The new 3rd marine berth was built under a contract concluded between the oil refinery complex and the British company «Petro Gas LLP». Its annual capacity for shipping petroleum products is 2 million 60 thousand tons, and for receiving crude oil and petroleum products, it is 1 million 150 thousand tons. Fire safety and environmental protection at the facility are provided by modern equipment from companies in the US, Germany, and the Netherlands, with all operations performed automatically.«These powerful facilities at our Kenar oil collection and loading enterprise boost the pace of work at the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries and open up wide opportunities to significantly increase the volumes of produced petroleum products and bring their quality indicators up to world standards», said Annamyrat Orazov, the Head of the Petroleum Products Shipment Department, regarding the work being carried out.The coordinated operation of the enterprise is facilitated by the contributions of its staff: Maksat Tajov, Head of the Petroleum Products Reception, Storage, Loading, and Shipment Section; Maral Payyzova, Head of the Trestle Management Department; Ayna Muhajiyeva, Chief Specialist; Sapargul Durdyyeva, Deputy Head of the Petroleum Products Shipment Department; Dovran Abdyllayev and Perman Gurbanov, Engineer-Dispatchers; and Gulnara Chertanova, Trestle Management Operator.&nbsp;&nbsp;Source: «Nebit-gaz» newspaper

Kenar oil collection and loading enterprise in Turkmenbashi increases shipments of petroleum products

Students of the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University have completed an advanced training course at the Technological University of the Malaysian company «PETRONAS». During the sessions held from July 13 to 23, the Turkmen youth became closely acquainted with the implementation of modern innovative and digital technologies in the oil and gas sector, as well as the key operational features of these systems. This was reported by the «Nebit-gaz» newspaper.As part of the curriculum, students actively participated in practical sessions organized by local specialists and faculty members under the guidance of mentor professors. Having the opportunity to reinforce their theoretical knowledge in practice, they further enhanced their professional skills.This educational trip is a result of Turkmenistan's expanding cooperation with foreign partners in education and science during the Epoch of Revival of the New Era of the Powerful State. Malaysia's «PETRONAS», a long-term and reliable partner of Turkmenistan, not only implements major oil and gas projects but also makes a significant contribution to training modern, highly qualified specialists for the energy sector.

Students of the International Oil and Gas University completed advanced training in Malaysia

Students from Turkmenistan performed successfully at the 33rd International Student Mathematics Olympiad, held from July 27 to August 3, 2026, in Blagoevgrad (Republic of Bulgaria).The Olympiad was organized by University College London (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) in collaboration with the American University in Bulgaria.Turkmenistan was represented at this prestigious international competition by students from the Turkmen State University named after Magtymguly, the International University for the Humanities and Development, the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University, the Turkmen State Institute of Economics and Management, the Turkmen State Institute of Architecture and Construction, the Turkmen State Pedagogical Institute named after Seytnazar Seydi, and the State Energy Institute of Turkmenistan, who won 6 gold and 3 silver medals.It is worth noting that approximately 450 students from various countries around the world participated in the 33rd International Mathematical Olympiad.

Students from Turkmenistan performed successfully at the International Mathematical Olympiad

Turkmenistan exceeded its gasoline production target for January–July 2026. This was reported by the Deputy Prime Minister Guvanch Agajanov at a regular meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, which was held virtually on August 1.As reported, during the reporting period, the State concern «Türkmennebit» fulfilled its oil production target by 108.7 percent and its oil refining target at the concern’s specialized refineries by 105.5 percent.The production targets for gasoline were met at 121.6 percent, for diesel fuel at 113.5 percent, polypropylene at 100.2 percent, lubricating oils at 103 percent, liquefied gas at 122.6 percent, and natural and associated gas production at 108.1 percent.Summarizing the report, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized the need to continue increasing natural gas and oil production and to properly carry out work on the development of hydrocarbon fields. The Head of state also instructed the Deputy Prime Minister to steadily expand the production capacity of the enterprises within the complex.

Turkmenistan exceeded its gasoline production target in January–July 2026

In Astana, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Ahmet Gurbanov, took part in the third meeting of senior officials of the «Central Asia–Republic of Korea» Cooperation Forum.The meeting participants discussed preparations for the upcoming “Central Asia–Republic of Korea” Summit, including the draft final document.In his remarks, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan reaffirmed his country’s commitment to further strengthening multilateral cooperation within the framework of the Forum, emphasizing the importance of developing a mutually beneficial partnership between the Central Asian states and the Republic of Korea.It was noted that holding the «Central Asia–Republic of Korea» are of great importance for further strengthening multifaceted cooperation between the states of the region and the Republic of Korea; they will contribute to establishing new direct contacts between business representatives, expanding opportunities for implementing joint projects, and identifying promising areas of cooperation in such sectors as industry, energy, transportation and logistics, digital technologies, agriculture, and other areas of mutual interest.On the same day, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Ahmet Gurbanov met with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea, Ms. Chun Eui-hae.During the conversation, it was noted that Turkmenistan attaches great importance to the further development of the Turkmen-Korean partnership, which has traditionally been based on the principles of long-standing friendship, mutual trust, respect, and mutual understanding.In this context, the special significance of high-level visits and contacts—which have consistently held a priority place in the history of bilateral relations—was emphasized. The interlocutors also discussed current issues related to preparations for the «Central Asia–Republic of Korea» Summit.

The fuel and energy sector has been identified as a priority area for cooperation between Central Asia and the Republic of Korea

The President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov sent condolences to the Prime Minister of Japan Sanae Takaichi in connection with the earthquake that occurred in Kumamoto Prefecture, which caused numerous human casualties and injuries.On behalf of the people and the Government of Turkmenistan, as well as on his own behalf, Arkadagly Hero-Serdar expressed deep condolences and words of support in this difficult moment to the families and friends of the victims, as well as wishes for a speedy recovery to the injured.

President of Turkmenistan expressed condolences to the Prime Minister of Japan in connection with the earthquake

Highly respected President of Turkmenistan!&nbsp;On behalf of the Turkmen people and the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, I sincerely congratulate You on the joyful news received in the year of celebrating the 35th anniversary of great independence – the unanimous adoption at the 106th plenary meeting of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly of the Resolution «Year of International Law, 2028» initiated by Turkmenistan. This event, marking another diplomatic success of our neutral Fatherland, clearly demonstrates the steady growth of its prestige in the international arena and broad support for Your efforts to ensure universal peace.Our Esteemed President!Independent Turkmenistan, being a full member of the United Nations since 1992, has defined the development of multilateral cooperation with this organization among the key directions of its foreign policy. The permanent neutrality of Turkmenistan, thrice recognized by the United Nations, its repeated election as the Vice-President of the General Assembly, as well as a member of commissions, committees, and councils of the Organization, testify to the multiplication of our country's prestige as a reliable partner of the Community of Nations. More than 30 resolutions adopted by the UN at the initiative of Turkmenistan are aimed at ensuring peace and security throughout the world, as well as at achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.&nbsp;Our Highly Esteemed President!&nbsp;As You note: «Strategic relations between our country and the UN are of a long-term nature, which can be called a well-thought-out course chosen by Turkmenistan». Thus, today, an effective dialogue with the UN, relying on many years of positive experience of joint work, is enriched with new content. In our country, in cooperation with the structures of the Organization, successful work is being carried out in such areas as maintaining universal security, strengthening peace in the Central Asian region, creating opportunities for dialogue, as well as sustainable development and humanitarian issues.Turkmenistan consistently recognizes the central role of the United Nations in ensuring universal peace, equal cooperation, and development. Clear proof of this is Your participation in the 78th and 80th sessions of the UN General Assembly, the clear presentation of our country's positions in this direction, as well as the advancement of relevant proposals on priority areas of the international agenda.Your initiative, announced in September 2025 at the plenary meeting of the jubilee, 80th session of the General Assembly on declaring 2028 as the «Year of International Law, 2028», is also aimed at promoting the development of trusting and constructive relations between states and peoples.&nbsp;Dear Arkadagly Hero-Serdar!&nbsp;The proposal to declare 2028 as the «Year of International Law, 2028» is, under current conditions, a very well-thought-out initiative aimed at increasing respect for international law, ensuring peace and security, and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. The fact that 78 states of the planet co-authored the new Resolution of the United Nations General Assembly testifies to broad international support for this initiative and to the success of Your foreign policy based on the peacefulness of our people for the sake of the bright future of all humanity.In its activities on the world stage, our permanently neutral Fatherland relies on the solid foundation of international law and the Charter of the United Nations. In accordance with the special plan for the preparation and holding of the Year of International Law, our country is implementing concrete measures to strengthen international law, improve the international regulatory framework, and increase the effectiveness of the implementation of UN conventions, treaties, agreements, and other multilateral documents. And the newly adopted Resolution, which is of great importance, creates a solid legal basis for conducting organizational-methodological, scientific-practical, educational, information, and communication events in this direction.&nbsp;Our Highly Esteemed President!&nbsp;Once again, I sincerely congratulate You on the momentous event that has multiplied the pride of our compatriots in the year «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan – the Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses» – the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the Resolution «Year of International Law, 2028». I wish You good health, long life, and further success in Your noble activities to strengthen the foundations of international law and promote a culture of peace and trust. May the glory of our beloved Homeland, committed to the principles of peacefulness, friendship, and humanism, always be high!&nbsp;Respectfully,National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of TurkmenistanHero-ArkadagGurbanguly Berdimuhamedov.&nbsp;

Congratulations from the National Leader of the Turkmen People on the adoption of the Resolution «Year of International Law, 2028» initiated by Turkmenistan

On August 2nd, the Central Building of Turkmenistan’s Oil and Gas Complex hosted a reporting meeting dedicated to the results of the work carried out over the past seven months of the current year.Participants of the meeting discussed the implementation of tasks set by the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov for the country’s oil and gas sector at a regular digital Cabinet of Ministers meeting held on August 1st.The reporting meeting was opened by the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan Guvanch Agajanov. The Vice-Prime Minister noted that Arkadagly Hero-Serdar places high trust in oil and gas workers and creates all necessary conditions for the improvement and stable development of the complex. In this context, the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan Guvanch Agajanov pointed to the increase in production capacity, as well as the implementation of advanced equipment and innovative technologies across enterprises under the sector's jurisdiction.During the meeting, reports on the performance results for the seven months of the current year were presented by heads of entities comprising the oil and gas complex: the Chairman of the State concern «Türkmennebit» Guvanch Agajanov, the State Minister — the Chairman of the State concern «Turkmengas» Maksat Babayev, the General Director of the company «TAPI Pipeline Company Ltd.» Muhammetmyrat Amanov and the Chairman of the State State corporation «Türkmengeologiýa» Berdimyrat Amanov. They were joined by heads of specialized associations, departments, and enterprises.Special attention during the meeting was paid to the construction of the main section of the Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India gas pipeline, Serhetabat–Herat, named «Arkadagyň ak ýoly», while maintaining strict compliance with international standards.Participants analyzed in detail the instructions for further boosting the capacity of the oil and gas sector. The development roadmap includes stepping up geological exploration and development drilling to discover new fields, as well as increasing the volume and quality of extracted raw materials. Additionally, diversifying export routes, strengthening mutually beneficial international partnerships, and systematically improving the living and working conditions of industry workers were highlighted as key priorities.The Vice-Prime Minister Guvanch Agajanov emphasized the importance of continuous control over the implementation of major investment projects, the digitalization of production processes, and the fulfillment of set plans taking seasonal weather conditions into account.In completion of the meeting, the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan defined the priority tasks standing before the State concerns «Türkmennebit», «Türkmengaz» and the State corporation «Türkmengeologiýa». The Vice-Prime Minister wished to the workers of the branch new labor achievements in the realization of large-scale plans for the development of the oil and gas industry set by Arkadagly Hero-Serdar.

Results of 7 Months: Turkmenistan's oil and gas sector discusses industry development tasks

At last week’s trading sessions on the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan, deals were concluded on the domestic market for the purchase of products from the country's oil and gas sector.Representatives of Turkmenistan's business community signed contracts with the State concern «Türkmennebit» to acquire «TPPD 30 S» grade polypropylene.Additionally, thick licorice root extract, cotton lint, and Portland cement were sold on the domestic market during last week's exchange trading.On the foreign market, contracts were awarded for the purchase of greige (unbleached) fabric, cotton fiber, and raw silk. The buyers included entrepreneurs from Kyrgyzstan, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Republic of Türkiýe, and Azerbaijan.Cotton yarn was in demand on both domestic and international markets.

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