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Beginning in the 2026–2027 academic year, Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University will offer new specialties and fields of study focused on modernizing the country’s oil and gas sector. The decision was made as part of the 2026 admission plans for higher and secondary vocational educational institutions approved by the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov.Under the specialist degree program, the university is introducing two new tracks: «Machinery and Equipment for Oil and Gas Fields" and «Metrology, Standardization, and Certification (in the Oil and Gas Industry)». Under the master's degree program, new tracks include «Computer Systems Software». «Information Security (in the Oil and Gas Industry)», and «Economics and Management in the Oil and Gas Industry».The introduction of these new specialties is linked to the policy pursued by the Head of State to modernize the national oil and gas complex, as well as to enhance the national standardization system.In total, 20 new specialties and study tracks across specialist, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs have been opened in the country’s universities for the new academic year. The submission of applications by prospective students took place from July 13 to July 26, 2026. On July 29, entrance examinations commenced across all universities, as well as in pedagogical, medical, and cultural vocational schools, and will proceed in stages according to the approved schedule.According to the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, more than 18,000 applicants will be admitted to the country's higher education institutions in 2026—nearly 1,239 more than last year, when approximately 17,000 students were enrolled. Around 11,000 applicants are expected to be admitted to secondary vocational schools.

Turkmenistan introduces new oil and gas specialties in higher education institutions

The State Service of Maritime and River Transportation of Turkmenistan conducted comprehensive exercises aimed at preventing and responding to industrial accidents at oil and gas platforms and other facilities in the Turkmen sector of the Caspian Sea.The comprehensive drill was organized in accordance with the 2026 Work Plan of the State Commission of Turkmenistan for Emergency Situations.The multi-stage exercise was carried out in three phases. According to the scenario, an oil spill occurs in the city of Turkmenbashi at the «Zhdanov-A» platform located within the «Jygalybeg» oil and gas field in the Turkmen sector of the Caspian Sea. The operator at the Vessel Traffic Management Center of the Turkmenbashi International Seaport receives the incident signal and promptly notifies the Civil Defense and Emergency Services.To mitigate the negative consequences of the emergency and minimize potential damage, the leadership of the Civil Defense convenes at the management center of the Turkmenbashi International Seaport, where specific objectives are defined and appropriate decisions are made. Reports on the deployed forces and assets from relevant services, enterprises, and organizations are reviewed in line with the response plan.While operational decisions are being finalized, specialists from the Caspian Environmental Inspection board a specialized tugboat to conduct reconnaissance and monitoring at the scene, assessing the fire on the platform and the extent of the oil slick, as well as taking water samples to test quality in the incident zone.Immediately following the approval of the response decisions, the mobilized maritime forces and assets arrive at the designated coordinates. Working alongside the Maritime Search and Rescue Service of the Turkmenbashi International Seaport, they begin executing the mission: oil containment booms are deployed to localize and skim the spilled oil.Upon completing the measures to eliminate the impact and damage caused by the emergency, the Head of Civil Defense reviews reports from the leadership on the repair and restoration efforts, assesses the total damage incurred, and subsequently submits a final report with recommendations to the State Commission for Emergency Situations.Following the completion of the comprehensive exercise, the Head of Civil Defense rated the response as «Ready» commending the operational efficiency in decision-making and the precision of the actions taken to manage natural and man-made emergencies in the Caspian Sea.

Oil spill and emergency response drill conducted in the Caspian Sea

Throughout history, the development of the global energy industry has been inextricably linked with technological progress. Advances in geological exploration methods have made it possible to develop new resource regions. Modern drilling technologies have rendered commercially accessible reserves that were previously considered impossible to extract. The construction of pipelines, processing plants, and complex engineering systems has ensured the long-distance transportation of energy resources and created the foundation for industrial growth.Today, the global energy sector is entering a new stage of fundamental transformation.Artificial intelligence, advanced data analytics, digital twins, automated systems, and satellite monitoring are changing approaches to the exploration, development, transportation, and management of energy resources. At the same time, modern technologies do not replace the industry’s traditional foundations; rather, they serve to enhance its productivity, reliability, and ability to respond promptly to the challenges of an evolving global economy.For resource-rich nations, this process is of paramount importance. Natural wealth remains a key strategic advantage; however, long-term competitiveness will increasingly depend on how effectively these resources are managed using state-of-the-art technology, expertise, and international experience.This is precisely why digital transformation is becoming one of the key directions in the development of Turkmenistan's energy sector and an essential topic at the 31st International Conference and Exhibition "Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan – 2026" (OGT 2026), which will take place in Ashgabat on October 21–23, 2026.In the preliminary program of the forum, digital transformation and technological innovation are considered an integral part of the strategic dialogue on Turkmenistan's future role in regional and global energy cooperation, rather than a standalone, narrow technical track.<h3>From physical assets to intelligent energy systems</h3>Traditionally, operations in the oil and gas industry relied on the exploitation of major physical assets—wells, offshore platforms, processing plants, compressor stations, pipelines, and storage facilities.While these facilities retain their critical importance, the methods used to manage them are undergoing significant change.Today, sensors and automated systems continuously gather data on the condition of equipment and operational processes. Modern software processes this data in real time. Artificial intelligence helps identify patterns that may not be immediately obvious to human specialists, predict potential equipment failures, optimize production planning, and accelerate managerial decision-making.Energy companies are already utilizing artificial intelligence to boost production efficiency, reduce costs, extend equipment uptime, lower emissions, and enhance industrial safety.This marks a shift from periodic monitoring to a system of continuous intelligent analysis.Under the traditional model, equipment is serviced according to a fixed schedule or repaired after a malfunction occurs. In a digitalized manufacturing environment, operational data allows for the early detection of wear and tear long before an equipment failure happens. As a result, maintenance can be performed in a more timely and targeted manner, helping to prevent unscheduled downtime and extend the operational lifespan of expensive industrial assets.For a large-scale natural gas extraction and transportation system, even a relatively modest increase in equipment availability can yield significant economic benefits. Enhanced reliability contributes to steady production, predictable deliveries, and more efficient utilization of capital investments.Thus, digitalization is not merely about introducing new software. Its primary goal is to increase the efficiency of the entire operational infrastructure.<h3>Artificial Intelligence as a practical industrial tool</h3>A significant portion of current discussions surrounding artificial intelligence focuses on generative technologies. However, in the energy industry, the most impactful applications are often less visible to the general public and are strictly practical in nature.In exploration and production (E&amp;P), artificial intelligence can be applied to the interpretation of geological and seismic data. It assists specialists in analyzing vast amounts of subsurface data, cross-referencing disparate datasets, and significantly accelerating the evaluation of potential field development scenarios.In drilling, digital solutions help optimize well trajectories, equipment operating parameters, and process variables. Analyzing historical and real-time operational data enables the identification of conditions that could lead to delays, reduced efficiency, or heightened technical risks.In production processes, artificial intelligence can be used for forecasting production volumes, managing fields, and optimizing the performance of wells and processing units. It enables operators to better understand how changes in pressure, temperature, flow rates, and equipment conditions impact overall output.In gas transportation systems, advanced analytics can be deployed to enhance the efficiency of compressor stations, monitor pipeline integrity, and optimize gas routing across extensive pipeline networks.The value of these solutions stems from the fact that energy projects are complex systems where geological conditions, physical infrastructure, and commercial requirements are tightly intertwined. Digital technologies allow for a more precise evaluation of these interrelationships, facilitating well-founded decision-making.Importantly, the objective of artificial intelligence is not to replace engineering expertise. Its true value lies in empowering professionals by providing them with tools to process larger volumes of information, evaluate diverse scenarios, and identify risks at an earlier stage.<h3>Digital twins: testing solutions before implementation</h3>One of the most promising technologies gaining traction across the energy sector is the digital twin.A digital twin is a virtual representation of a physical asset or industrial system. It can replicate the operation of an individual piece of equipment, a processing unit, a pipeline, or an entire production facility.By integrating engineering data with real-time operational streams from the physical asset, a digital twin can assess current equipment status and predict its behavior under changing operational conditions.For example, using a digital model, a company can evaluate how a change in production rates will affect processing equipment. Engineers can analyze various maintenance scenarios prior to performing physical interventions on-site. Operators gain the ability to assess the consequences of operational adjustments without exposing physical assets to additional risk.Digital twins can also be utilized during the engineering and commissioning phases of new facilities, making it possible to identify potential operational issues well before construction is complete.For nations undertaking large-scale projects involving field developments, pipeline construction, and processing plants, digital twins offer the opportunity to embed intelligent control mechanisms from the initial design phase.<h3>Data as a strategic energy asset</h3>The energy industry has always generated massive volumes of data.Geological survey results, well logging data, production reports, maintenance records, equipment performance metrics, and commercial information form the foundation of decision-making.In the past, much of this data resided in isolated IT systems and was analyzed retrospectively after operational cycles ended.Digital transformation fundamentally alters how data is valued.Integrating information streams across various departments and operational facilities enables companies to build a holistic view of their operations. Management can correlate production figures with equipment health, maintenance costs, power consumption, and environmental metrics.This sets the stage for transitioning from fragmented reporting to an integrated management ecosystem.However, the quality of decisions depends directly on the quality of the underlying data. Artificial intelligence cannot compensate for incomplete, inconsistent, or improperly structured information.Therefore, successful digital transformation requires clear standards for data collection, storage, ownership, utilization, and verification.It also demands professionals who possess a dual understanding of digital technologies and the realities of physical energy operations.A data analyst may deeply understand a mathematical model, while a reservoir engineer understands field dynamics. A cybersecurity specialist can assess digital threats, while an operations team understands the consequences of a facility shutdown.Optimal results are achieved when these domains of knowledge and expertise converge.Hence, digital transformation is not merely a technological task; it is an organizational endeavor directly tied to human capital development.<h3>Cybersecurity as a prerequisite for operational reliability</h3>Expanding digital connectivity creates new opportunities while simultaneously introducing new risks.As production facilities, pipelines, and industrial systems become increasingly integrated into the digital ecosystem, cybersecurity is no longer strictly an IT issue. It becomes an integral component of industrial safety, operational reliability, and business continuity.This is particularly critical in the energy sector because many facilities rely on Operational Technology (OT)—systems that directly monitor and control physical equipment and industrial processes.A breach in an enterprise IT network may temporarily disrupt administrative tasks; however, an intrusion into operational systems can directly impact production, equipment integrity, and facility safety.International approaches to cybersecurity are increasingly grounded in risk management frameworks encompassing protection, threat detection, incident response, and business recovery.The central question is not whether energy companies should digitalize—that process is already unfolding globally. The main challenge lies in ensuring that the adoption of new systems occurs securely and systematically.This necessitates robust system architecture, clear allocation of responsibilities, workforce training, incident response protocols, and close collaboration among operational, engineering, and IT divisions.Cybersecurity requirements must be incorporated from the outset of any digital project, rather than retrofitted after deployment.<h3>Technology and environmental performance</h3>Digital transformation is also reshaping how environmental metrics are measured and managed within the energy sector.A compelling example of this is methane emissions monitoring.Satellites, aerial platforms, drones, stationary sensors, and advanced analytical platforms now allow for the detection of major emission sources faster and more accurately than ever before.Artificial intelligence can process vast arrays of remote sensing data to help identify facilities requiring field verification.The Methane Alert and Response System (MARS) leverages data from over 30 satellite instruments, scientific methodologies, and advanced AI models to notify governments and companies of significant emission events, facilitating corrective action.This example highlights an essential principle: digital technologies deliver maximum value when information translates into concrete operational measures.Detecting an emission event is merely the first step. Operators must then verify the source, determine the cause, execute repairs, and confirm resolution.Digital monitoring can also drive energy efficiency by highlighting areas where fuel, electricity, or process heat are utilized suboptimally. Higher-resolution data allows for targeted retrofits, concurrently lowering operating expenses and environmental impact.At OGT 2026, the intersection of technology and sustainability will feature prominently, both in a dedicated session on digitalization and in discussions focused on methane reduction, energy efficiency, environmental monitoring, and carbon management.<h3>Why technological partnerships matter</h3>No single energy company or nation can independently develop the full spectrum of modern digital capabilities.Digital transformation encompasses a broad range of disciplines:<ul><li>Energy engineering</li><li>Software development</li><li>Automation</li><li>Telecommunications</li><li>Artificial intelligence</li><li>Data management</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Satellite monitoring</li><li>Scientific research</li><li>Professional training</li></ul>Consequently, international partnerships play a decisive role.International operators bring experience in executing complex projects worldwide, while technology providers supply digital platforms, analytical tools, and specialized software. Service companies execute system implementation and integration, while universities and research institutions advance foundational knowledge and train skilled talent. Meanwhile, national energy companies define operational priorities and long-term strategic visions.The most effective partnerships extend beyond transactional technology procurement. They involve tailoring solutions to local operational context, training specialists, transferring technology and know-how, providing ongoing technical support, and building local capacity.This is especially vital because digital transformation is not a one-time project. Technology evolves continuously, operational needs shift, and digital systems require regular updates.Long-term collaboration yields the greatest sustainable value.<h3>Strategic value for Turkmenistan</h3>Turkmenistan’s energy sector possesses vast potential for the application of advanced technologies.The development of the Galkynysh gas field, the modernization of gas transport infrastructure, offshore projects in the Turkmen sector of the Caspian Sea, the construction of gas chemical plants, and the expansion of industrial production all involve managing large-scale, technically complex assets.Digital solutions can add value across every phase of these initiatives.In exploration, digital tools facilitate the processing of geological and geophysical data; during field development, they improve engineering designs and reservoir modeling; during operations, they enhance asset integrity management, maintenance scheduling, and industrial safety; and across the entire value chain, they support emissions monitoring, energy efficiency, and workforce training.However, the objective should not be digitalization for its own sake. The focus must remain on deploying solutions that address specific operational challenges.This practical mindset is reflected throughout the OGT 2026 program.The Strategic Plenary Session positions digital transformation and technological innovation among the key enablers of sustainable development across the entire energy value chain.A executive dialogue with leaders of international energy companies will examine how technology, innovation, and artificial intelligence can drive a new era of international energy cooperation in Turkmenistan.A dedicated panel titled "Technology, Digitalization, and Artificial Intelligence in the Energy Sector" will cover AI, digital oilfields, digital twins, automation, cybersecurity, data analytics, asset optimization, and smart energy infrastructure.Innovative technologies will also be integrated into workforce development discussions at the OGT Energy Leaders of the Future Forum, focusing on digital skills, AI, industry-academic collaboration, and preparing the next generation of energy professionals.Thus, technological topics will not be confined to a single session, but will form part of a broader dialogue encompassing investment, international partnership, operational efficiency, environmental stewardship, and human capital development.<h3>Practical, results-oriented technology</h3>The digital transformation of the energy industry is accelerating rapidly. However, the direction of this transformation is just as important as its speed.Technology must deliver concrete, measurable outcomes:<ul><li>Enhanced operational safety</li><li>Greater production reliability</li><li>Optimized infrastructure utilization</li><li>Improved environmental performance</li><li>Better-informed investment decisions</li><li>Expanded opportunities for professionals and young talent</li></ul>Artificial intelligence will not displace the need for engineering expertise, operational experience, and responsible leadership. On the contrary, the value of these human qualities will only grow.The energy company of the future will merge physical assets with digital intelligence. The energy partnership of the future will pair capital investment and engineering solutions with data, technology, and knowledge transfer.For Turkmenistan, this presents an opportunity to pair one of the world’s largest energy resource bases with the technologies shaping the next generation of global energy.This is why technology carries such importance, and why the discussions at OGT 2026 will resonate far beyond the conference halls.They will address how partnership can turn data into actionable decisions, innovation into tangible operational value, and technological progress into sustainable development.Energy provides the foundation, technology unveils its potential, and partnership turns that potential into progress.Detailed information regarding the 31st International Conference and Exhibition "Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan – 2026" (OGT 2026), delegate registration, exhibition participation, and sponsorship opportunities is available on the official website: <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ogt-turkmenistan.com">www.ogt-turkmenistan.com</a>.

OGT 2026: Technology and Artificial Intelligence defining the future of energy

As Turkmenistan prepares to celebrate the glorious 35th anniversary of its sacred independence, joyful news arrived regarding a new flow of natural gas obtained at the «Çemmerli» gas field, located in the Central Garagum Desert. This remarkable event has enriched the chronicle of the year «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan – Homeland of Determined Winged Horses» once again proving the effectiveness of the operations conducted in an industry that has embarked on a path of harmonious development.In the modern era, as a result of the successful implementation—under the leadership of the Arkadagly Hero Serdar—of the initiatives proposed by the National Leader of the Turkmen People, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, Hero Arkadag, aimed at the comprehensive development of the national economy, major achievements are being made in the structures of the fuel and energy complex, as in all other sectors. It should be noted that special importance is attached to strengthening the material and technical base of the industry and its development on a scientific basis.Commissioned by the «Döwletabatgazçykaryş» Directorate of the State concern «Türkmengaz», the «Türkmengazburawlaýyş» Directorate drilled appraisal and production well No. 265 to a projected depth of 1,200 meters as part of the «Çemmerli» gas field development. Testing in the 1,114–1,110 meter interval yielded a commercial flow of natural gas exceeding 150,000 to 200,000 cubic meters per day.This serves as further confirmation that work at the "Turkmengazburavlaysh" Directorate is conducted at a high level and that technologies are being improved using modern methods. This contributes to the successful fulfillment of the tasks set by the Hero-Arkadag Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov and the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov regarding the digitalization of all sectors of the national economy and the effective use of advanced global experience.Securing a new flow of natural gas at the «Çemmerli» field in the Central Garagum gas-bearing region is a clear result of the hard work of the industry’s specialists and workers, who are greeting the Independence Day with labor victories.Through the exploration and development of new oil and gas fields, additional volumes of oil and natural gas are being produced in our country. This clearly demonstrates the consistent strengthening of the material and technical base of the fuel and energy complex, as well as the implementation of modern scientific achievements and innovative technologies in production.This current success will help strengthen the Motherland's status as a major exporter of energy resources and bolster its position in the global energy market.

New commercial gas flow at the «Çemmerli» gas field marks another success for Turkmenistan's fuel and energy sector

On July 29, the National Leader of the Turkmen People, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, Hero-Arkadag, met with young men and women – participants of the National Horse Games Group «Galkynyş». Having inquired about the training process and the lives of the Group's members, the Hero-Arkadag blessed them for successful performances at the upcoming international competitions. This inspired the young people passionate about equestrian sport to conquer new heights and achieve remarkable victories.According to a Resolution signed by the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov, an Organizing State Committee was established to prepare for events related to the participation of a high-level delegation of our country in the World Equestrian Championship and the Akhal-Teke horse beauty contest in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The Chairman of the Committee, Hero-Arkadag, keeps constant control over the large-scale activities being carried out in this direction. Key guidelines in preparing for the international events are the valuable recommendations of the National Leader of the Turkmen People on relevant matters.During the meeting, the National Leader of the Turkmen People inquired not only about the training and studies but also about the life goals of the young people, and asked about their parents. This clearly demonstrates the comprehensive care shown in our country for young people, their future, and professional growth.The Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan spoke in detail with each member of the National Horse Games Group «Galkynyş», inquiring about their aspirations. The young people perceived this as a blessing given by the National Leader of the Turkmen People for new successes at the World Equestrian Championship and the Akhal-Teke horse beauty contest.The efforts of the Hero-Arkadag in developing domestic horse breeding and equestrian sport, as well as the exemplary example, wise guidance, and advice of the National Leader of the Turkmen People regarding the handling of horses, inspire our young compatriots to achieve great victories. Care for young people is the guarantee of a bright future for the independent, neutral Fatherland. During the meeting, Hero-Arkadag, speaking about the significance of Arkadagly Hero-Serdar's book «Youth – the Support of the Motherland» and about the implementation of youth policy, emphasized that all necessary conditions are being created in our state for the younger generation.The National Horse Games Group «Galkynyş», established in 2007 on the initiative of the National Leader of the Turkmen People, consists of young people recognized as masters of performing complex tricks, who are an example of magnificent mastery of the art of horseback riding and trick riding. The victories achieved by the Group over the years are the result of the boundless care of the Hero-Arkadag for the younger generation.During the meeting, having spoken with the young men and women who are to represent Turkmenistan at international events, the Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan emphasized that the state creates all conditions for brilliant performances by the Group. The National Leader of the Turkmen People wished the members of this talented group success in the upcoming competitions, wishing them to demonstrate their abilities and talents to the fullest, raise the Flag of the Motherland high, and enhance its prestige.In this connection, the Hero-Arkadag expressed confidence that the members of the National Horse Games Group «Galkynyş» would demonstrate the courage and mastery inherent in the Turkmen people, as well as dedication to their chosen profession. As the National Leader of the Turkmen People emphasized, our Fatherland will always support the high aspirations of young people. During the meeting, the Hero-Arkadag instructed the young Turkmen citizens to worthily defend the prestige of their beloved Motherland and to value it above their own lives.After the results of the international competitions are summed up, celebrations will be organized in honor of the 35th anniversary of the sacred independence of Turkmenistan. This significant date holds important meaning in the life of the country. In this context, Hero-Arkadag expressed confidence that in the year «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan – the Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses» events related to horse breeding and equestrian sport would be held at a high level, that Akhal-Teke horses would traditionally adorn our celebrations and festivities, and that the performances of the National Horse Games Group «Galkynyş» would be marked by remarkable achievements.At the same time, during the meeting, the Hero-Arkadag expressed the wish that the members of the National Horse Games Group «Galkynyş» would conquer the whole world with new performances at international events and the execution of complex tricks. This will serve to enhance the prestige of the "heavenly" steeds on the world stage.Expressing deep gratitude to the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov and Hero-Arkadag Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov for the opportunities created at the state level and the paternal care shown, the members of the Group assured that they would honorably justify the trust placed in them, achieve new victories at the upcoming international competitions, and thereby make a worthy contribution to enhancing the world fame of Akhal-Teke horses.The efforts of the National Leader of the Turkmen People, a true connoisseur of the «heavenly» horses, in developing horse breeding and equestrian sport in the country, the exemplary example of Hero-Arkadag in handling horses, and his consistent guidance and recommendations inspire our young compatriots, who have linked their fate to horse breeding, to new outstanding achievements.Having wished the youth further great success in developing national equestrian sport and popularizing it in the world, the National Leader of the Turkmen People, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, departed from the venue.

National Leader of the Turkmen People Meets with Members of the National Horse Games Group «Galkynyş»

The President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov extended heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the King of Morocco Mohammed VI on the occasion of the national holiday – Throne Day.Arkadagly Hero-Serdar expressed his sincere wishes for strong health and happiness to King Mohammed VI, and wished peace, progress, and prosperity to the people of the Kingdom of Morocco.

President of Turkmenistan congratulates King of Morocco on Throne Day

&nbsp;In order to promote the significance of the first «Central Asia – Republic of Korea» summit in the Korean mass media, Son Do-hyun, a correspondent for the «Yonhap» News Agency of the Republic of Korea, visited the Mary Secondary Vocational Oil and Gas School of the State concern «Türkmengaz». At the venue, the journalist met and conducted interviews with teachers and students who had completed short-term educational training in Korea. This was reported by the «Nebit-gaz» newspaper. During the conversation, the high quality of education provided to students in the modern educational building—constructed under an agreement between the State concern «Türkmengaz» and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)—was highlighted. The school trains high-level specialists across four majors: information systems, automation and relay protection of power supply systems, installation and technical operation of industrial equipment, and mechanical engineering technology. Students enhance their skills in component fabrication using electronic textbooks and AutoCAD software. The Korean journalist closely toured the educational institution's renovated laboratories and facilities. He inspected the piping and welding labs, the high-speed pipe-cutting equipment set, as well as the Electrical CAD and PLC laboratories used for computer drafting. Furthermore, the guest was shown specialized computer classrooms designed for practical courses in C, C++, Java, Python programming languages, and Android application development. Currently, higher and secondary vocational institutions across the country are actively refining an educational system grounded in international best practices. In Ashgabat and the regions, a comprehensive state policy is being successfully implemented to educate youth using interactive, world-standard methods, support their scientific and innovative research, and shape them into highly qualified professionals for the industrial sector.&nbsp;

A Korean news agency reported on the training of specialists for Turkmenistan's oil and gas sector 

Trades were held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on July 29, resulting in deals for the purchase of products from the country's oil and gas complex on the domestic market. Representatives of Turkmenistan's business community concluded deals with the State concern «Türkmennebit» for the purchase of «TPP D 30 S» grade polypropylene.On the foreign market, entrepreneurs from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) concluded deals with Turkmen businessmen for the purchase of cotton fiber.A total of 2 deals were concluded during the trading session, worth 3,000,000 manat and 2,982,750 US dollars.

Trades concluded at Turkmenistan stock exchange for petrochemical and agricultural products

On July 28, the first political consultations between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of New Zealand were held via videoconference at the level of department heads.The two sides discussed opportunities for developing political and diplomatic dialogue between the two countries. The similarity of the two states' positions on promoting global peace and stability was noted. The parties agreed to continue the practice of mutually supporting initiatives within authoritative international structures, primarily the United Nations.The diplomats examined in detail opportunities for building partnership in the field of sustainable transport and energy, as well as environmental security. In this context, gratitude was once again expressed to New Zealand for co-sponsoring the resolution «Reliable and stable transit of energy and its role in ensuring sustainable development and international cooperation», initiated by Turkmenistan.The parties also noted the potential for partnership within the framework of the United Nations Decade of Sustainable Transport (2026-2035) and discussed possible joint projects.At the meeting, the Turkmen side spoke about initiatives and concrete actions to maintain global environmental security and emphasized Turkmenistan's efforts to develop a comprehensive UN environmental strategy for the Central Asian region, including the establishment of a United Nations Regional Centre for Climate Change Technologies in Central Asia and a Regional Centre for Combating Desertification for Central Asian countries.During the political consultations, the two sides exchanged views on developing trade and economic cooperation. It was noted that the modest trade turnover figures between the two countries do not reflect the existing significant potential.In this connection, the advisability of establishing cooperation in the fields of high technology, agriculture and water management, and industry was noted. Mutual interest was expressed in establishing direct contacts between representatives of the private sectors of the two countries.Cultural and humanitarian ties were also on the agenda of the consultations.The two sides considered opportunities for establishing inter-university cooperation, conducting joint scientific research, and organizing virtual meetings between representatives of the relevant institutions of the two countries.Cultural interaction through online festivals, virtual exhibitions, Days of Culture, cooperation between museums and libraries, as well as within the framework of UNESCO, was also discussed.Following the consultations, the two sides confirmed their intention to work together to promote political dialogue, multilateral diplomacy, and the development of trade and cultural ties.

Turkmenistan and New Zealand discuss expanding cooperation in the energy sector

On July 28, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed in Ashgabat between the Ministry of Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Energy of Turkmenistan, the State concern «Türkmennebit», the State concern «Türkmengaz», the State concern «Türkmenhimiýa», and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development regarding cooperation in the field of sustainable energy, environmental protection, and the efficient use of water resources in Turkmenistan.The signing ceremony took place at the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan with the participation of the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Odile Renaud-Basso, and the heads of the aforementioned Turkmenistan agencies.

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to support Turkmenistan's projects in sustainable energy and environmental protection

On July 28, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov received the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Ms. Odile Renaud-Basso.Expressing gratitude for the time granted, the guest emphasized that under the leadership of the Head of State, Turkmenistan is demonstrating high rates of development. The head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development also noted that the magnificent architectural appearance of Ashgabat had made a deep impression on her.Highly assessing the large-scale transformations being carried out in Turkmenistan aimed at diversifying the national economy, Ms. Odile Renaud-Basso confirmed the steady interest of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in expanding cooperation with our country.Warmly welcoming the head of a major international financial institution, Arkadagly Hero-Serdar expressed confidence that the meetings planned as part of her visit would give impetus to the further development of bilateral partnership.As noted during the meeting, in the context of its foreign policy activities, Turkmenistan cooperates constructively with authoritative international organizations, in particular financial and banking institutions.The strategy of socio-economic development being implemented in Turkmenistan is aimed at raising the living standards of the people. Its priority goals are not limited to addressing current tasks but are also oriented toward ensuring long-term sustainable development.As emphasized by the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov, in order to achieve these goals, Turkmenistan is carrying out the necessary work on producing export-oriented and import-substituting products and supporting entrepreneurship. Appropriate measures are also being implemented for the diversification and modernization of the economy and for attracting investment into its key sectors.Noting that Turkmenistan has for many years been a member of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, with which effective interaction has been established in the trade-economic and financial-banking spheres, Arkadagly Hero-Serdar identified energy, transport, the digital economy, and environmental protection as the main vectors of bilateral cooperation.Focusing attention on the transport and logistics sector, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov noted that the country's advantageous geographical location serves as a reliable platform for forming interconnectivity between various modes of transport. Speaking on this, the Head of State emphasized that important work is being carried out to create the North–South and East–West multimodal international transport corridors.It was also noted that Turkmenistan attaches great importance to expanding cooperation in the energy sector through diversification. Comprehensive activities are being carried out to develop clean, «green» energy that is safe for the environment. In this connection, Arkadagly Hero-Serdar stated that there are broad opportunities for the participation of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in projects and new initiatives being implemented in Turkmenistan.Emphasizing that important tasks at present also include the development of the domestic agricultural sector and the rational use of water resources, the Head of State confirmed Turkmenistan's readiness to advance cooperation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in this direction.Noting that during Ms. Odile Renaud-Basso's visit to Ashgabat, talks would be held on banking, financial, and energy matters, environmental protection, the rational use of water resources, and Turkmenistan's transport and logistics system, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov expressed confidence that they would give impetus to the partnership between our country and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and bring it to a qualitatively new level.In this context, the Head of State emphasized Turkmenistan's readiness for further expansion of mutually beneficial cooperation with this major international financial organization.At the conclusion of the meeting, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov and the head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Ms. Odile Renaud-Basso, expressed confidence in the successful continuation of bilateral cooperation and exchanged best wishes.

Turkmenistan and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development strengthen cooperation in energy, transport, and the digital economy

The Seydi Oil Refinery, part of the State concern «Türkmennebit», produced 12,700 tonnes of petroleum road bitumen in January-June this year. This is 2.4% more than in the same period last year, when output totaled 12,400 tonnes. Bitumen production thus grew by 300 tonnes over the reporting period, reflecting the plant's steady operation.The refinery is located in the city of Seydi, Dänew etrap, and is one of the main oil-processing centers in eastern Turkmenistan. It stands on the left bank of the Amyderýa River, about 80 kilometers northwest of the city of Turkmenabat.The plant operates three main production units: an ELOU-AVT-6 unit with a capacity of 6 million tonnes of primary oil refining per year, an LCh 35-11/500 catalytic reforming unit producing up to 500,000 tonnes of straight-run gasoline per year, and a dedicated road bitumen unit. The design capacity of the bitumen unit is 37,200 tonnes per year; the plant also produces heavy and light vacuum gasoil.Petroleum road bitumen is one of the primary materials used in road construction: it is used in asphalt concrete mixtures as a binder that firmly holds mineral materials together. The quality of bitumen directly affects the durability of road surfaces, their resistance to traffic loads, temperature fluctuations, and moisture.The history of the Seydi Oil Refinery dates back to the second half of the last century: the construction site was chosen in 1965, and the plant itself was commissioned on November 2, 1989 — the same day it produced its first oil products. During the years of independence, the refinery began processing oil and gas condensate from local hydrocarbon fields — Yaşyldepe, Gazojak and others.Currently, besides bitumen, the refinery produces A-80, A-92 and A-95 gasoline grades, diesel fuel, fuel oil, extraction gasoline and liquefied gas.

Seydi refinery boosts road bitumen output by 2.4%

Since the beginning of the year of «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan — Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses», in which the glorious 35th anniversary of our sacred independence will be solemnly celebrated, the labor collectives of the «Goturdepenebit» oil and gas production department have been making a worthy contribution to the substantial increase in the pace of production growth across the State concern «Türkmennebit». This is fully confirmed by the results achieved since the beginning of this landmark year at the enterprise, which is equipped with modern, high-tech equipment and world-class facilities.To be more precise, the volume of «black gold» extracted from the operating wells of this department amounted to 610 thousand 234 tons. As a result, the production growth rate here exceeded 105 percent.The department's oil workers, who extracted 61 thousand tons of oil raw material more than planned, continue to increase the pace of their work these days.&nbsp;&nbsp;Source: newspaper «Nebit-gaz»&nbsp;

Oil workers of the «Goturdepenebit» oil and gas production department have extracted more than 610 thousand tons of oil since the beginning of the year

These days, happy children are joyfully spending their summer holidays at wellness centers on the shore of the Caspian Sea. Effective measures are being implemented to ensure their full-fledged rest, and exciting activities are taking place with great enthusiasm and special meaning.At the «Gara altyn» children's wellness center of the State concern «Türkmennebit», located near the settlement of Hazar in the city of Balkanabat, children of specialists and employees of enterprises and institutions of the country's oil and gas sector are actively and productively spending their time. At this health resort, adorning the healing coastline of the Caspian Sea, 400 children rest and improve their health during each shift of the summer season of the year «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan — Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses». The cultural and sports programs organized for them bring vivid emotions and unforgettable impressions.Performances by children's creative groups during events fill the Caspian coastline with beautiful melodies. In addition, the children eagerly attend educational clubs, compete in poetry reading, singing, playing musical instruments, dancing, and creating stage images. Cheerful children enjoy excellent conditions and experience many pleasant moments.The modern children's center has service and utility facilities equipped with advanced equipment, a dining hall, a reading room, recreation rooms and computer classrooms, training halls, and sports grounds. It has all the capabilities for holding musical celebrations and cultural events. The children's vivid performances, dedicated to the motto of the year «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan — Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses», invariably evoke enthusiastic and prolonged applause.From early morning until late evening, the cheerful laughter of happy children resounds in this corner. Educational excursions, filled with unforgettable moments and amazing discoveries, leave an indelible impression on the children.«The exemplary conditions created by the state for modern education, as well as for rest, healthy growth, and the comprehensive harmonious development of children, evoke feelings of pride and joy in the hearts not only of the younger generation, but also of parents and all citizens of the country. We see this firsthand in the example of the «Gara altyn»'s children's wellness center, which has become a cherished corner of happy childhood in this historic era», said Akmyrat Amanov, chairman of the trade union committee of the State concern «Türkmennebit», in an interview.As Akmyrat Amanov emphasized: «During the summer season of the year «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan — Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses», we regularly hold meaningful events and awareness-raising work at the center together with local public organizations, as well as educational, cultural, healthcare, and sports institutions. During the celebrations, the happy children express their sincere gratitude to the Hero-Arkadag, as well as to Arkadagly Hero Serdar, for the excellent conditions created for pleasant and beneficial pastime».

«Gara altyn» — a place of happy recreation for children of oil and gas industry workers

A political discussion dedicated to the historic significance of the Halk Maslahaty (People's Council) of Turkmenistan, the achievements made by the country during the years of independence, and the successes achieved in the fuel and energy sector of the country was recorded at the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University.The event was attended by representatives of the Mejlis of Turkmenistan and the media, specialists from the oil and gas sector, as well as faculty members of the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University.In their remarks, participants noted that the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, as the highest representative body in the country's social and political life, serves as the venue for making fundamental decisions of state significance. It was also emphasized that the fuel and energy complex is the «golden pillar» of Turkmenistan's economy.As is known, 2026 has been declared the Year of «Independent Neutral Turkmenistan — Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses». This year, as is traditional, the next session of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan is planned to be held on the eve of the country's glorious 35th anniversary of sacred Independence, namely on September 23. The entire nation is actively and unanimously taking part in the preparatory work for this significant celebration and nationwide session, ensuring it is organized at a high level.The decisions made by the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan not only strengthen the economic foundation of the fuel and energy sector, but also contribute to further enhancing the country's standing on the international stage, strengthening energy sustainability, and developing national assets. The introduction of world-class innovations into the sector and an energy policy based on national interests create a solid foundation for future generations.

International Oil and Gas University discusses historic significance of Turkmenistan's Halk Maslahaty

On July 27, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov received the Minister of Roads and Urban Development of the Islamic Republic of Iran Farzaneh Sadegh Malverdi.

Expressing gratitude for the time granted for the meeting, the guest noted the great importance Iran attaches to strengthening friendly relations with Turkmenistan. Taking the opportunity, the Minister of Roads and Urban Development of the Islamic Republic of Iran conveyed warm greetings and best wishes from the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Masoud Pezeshkian to the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov, as well as to the National Leader of the Turkmen People, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov.

At the same time, the Minister of Roads and Urban Development of the Islamic Republic of Iran Farzaneh Sadegh Malverdi emphasized the significance of the recent visit of the Hero-Arkadag and the meetings held during it with the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Masoud Pezeshkian and the Chairman of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, in the context of giving new momentum to bilateral ties.

Conveying reciprocal greetings and best wishes to the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Masoud Pezeshkian, Arkadagly Hero-Serdar expressed confidence that the upcoming meetings and talks between Minister Farzaneh Sadegh Malverdi and her Turkmen counterparts, held as part of her visit, would contribute to the further development of interstate relations.

As was emphasized, Turkmenistan, adhering to its status of neutrality &mdash; recognized three times by the United Nations General Assembly &mdash; cooperates closely with countries around the world and with authoritative international organizations. A friendly, mutually respectful, and trusting character is inherent in its interaction with neighboring states.

The good relations between Turkmenistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran are rooted in shared historical and cultural values dating deep into history.

Today, interstate dialogue is developing both in bilateral format and within the framework of international organizations, based on the principles of mutual respect and understanding. Turkmenistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran maintain constructive cooperation within the United Nations Organizations and other international structures.

Trade and economic ties are an important component of the interstate relations agenda. The Islamic Republic of Iran holds one of the leading positions in Turkmenistan&#39;s foreign trade turnover.

Effective and mutually beneficial partnership is developing in the fuel and energy and transport-communications sectors, as well as in construction and agriculture. Contacts between private-sector representatives are also intensifying.

In this context, the interlocutors emphasized the key role of the Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation in expanding Turkmen-Iranian interaction.

The Commission&#39;s activities are aimed at identifying new opportunities and areas of partnership, and facilitating the implementation of concrete measures to fulfill agreements reached at the highest level.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov and the Minister of Roads and Urban Development of the Islamic Republic of Iran Farzaneh Sadegh Malverdi, expressing confidence in the further development and strengthening of constructive interstate relations in the interests of the friendly peoples of both countries, exchanged best wishes.

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Fuel and energy sector remains one of the key areas of Turkmen-Iranian cooperation

On July 27, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov held a working meeting via digital system with the participation of the Minister of Agriculture Charyyar Chetiyev and the hakims of velayats, at which issues concerning the country&#39;s agro-industrial sector and the work being carried out in the regions were reviewed.

The hakims reported on the current seasonal agricultural campaigns in the regions.

As reported, in preparation for the upcoming wheat sowing season, plowing, leveling, and fertilization of the soil with mineral fertilizers are being carried out on fields freed up after the grain harvest. Measures are being taken to prepare agricultural machinery and seed material for the season.

On the cotton-planted areas of the velayats, corresponding maintenance work is underway. In addition, the necessary measures to combat plant pests are being carried out.

Along with this, the planting of autumn potatoes, vegetable and melon crops, and other agricultural crops continues in the regions, and maintenance is being carried out on the planted areas.

Everything necessary is being done to ensure timely settlement of accounts between wheat and cotton producers and service organizations and enterprises for work performed.

It was also reported on the progress of construction of social, cultural, and production facilities planned to be opened in the regions as part of the National Rural Program.

Summarizing the reports, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov noted the importance of carrying out agrotechnical measures in the fields of the velayats, in particular, proper care of cotton crops and pest control, as well as organized preparation for the next wheat sowing season and timely settlement of accounts between producers and service enterprises and organizations, giving the hakims specific instructions in this regard.

In addition, Arkadagly Hero-Serdar ordered that control be ensured over the high-quality and timely completion of construction work on facilities planned to be commissioned in the regions this year in accordance with the National Rural Program.

Then the Minister of Agriculture of Turkmenistan Charyyar Chetiyev reported on the seasonal campaigns currently underway in the country&#39;s agricultural sector.

As reported, in preparation for laying the foundation for next year&#39;s wheat harvest, plowing and planning of land freed up after the grain harvest are currently being carried out, as well as the selection of high-quality seeds.

On the cotton-planted fields of the velayats, inter-row cultivation, fertilization with mineral fertilizers, vegetation irrigation, and prevention of the emergence of agricultural pests are being carried out.

Along with this, measures are being carried out to prepare land for the planting of potatoes, vegetable and melon crops, and other food crops for the autumn season.

Having heard the report, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov instructed that strict control be maintained over the care of cotton crops and the prevention of pest emergence throughout the country, as well as preparation for the sowing of wheat and other agricultural crops.

Then the Head of State, addressing the participants of the working meeting, once again emphasized the seasonal work currently underway in agriculture and ordered that its timely and high-quality completion be kept at the center of attention.

Concluding the working meeting via digital system, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov wished its participants good health, family well-being, and great success in their work.

President of Turkmenistan discusses progress of seasonal agricultural work in the regions

The Ambassador of Turkmenistan to the Republic of Maldives (resident in New Delhi), Shalar Geldynazarov, met in Malé with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Maldives, Dunya Maumoon (or Iruthisham Adam, as noted in the original source).During the meeting, the sides discussed promising avenues for developing cooperation in the political, diplomatic, trade, economic, cultural, and humanitarian spheres.The interlocutors highlighted the potential for interaction in the transport, communications, and tourism sectors.Following the meeting, the parties agreed to maintain regular contacts between the foreign ministries of the two countries to further strengthen cooperation between Turkmenistan and the Republic of Maldives.

Turkmenistan and the Maldives discuss prospects for expanding bilateral cooperation

Today, ensuring ecological well-being and taking urgent measures to combat climate change and its adverse impacts have been identified as key prerequisites for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Neutral Turkmenistan, playing a responsible role in addressing vital issues on the regional and international agenda, actively participates in the efforts of the global community in this direction. This course, founded by the Hero-Arkadag and successfully implemented under the leadership of the Honorable President, stands as one of the primary objectives of our country&rsquo;s domestic and foreign policy. In this regard, compliance with environmental standards in the nation&#39;s fuel-energy and oil-gas sectors is becoming a crucial pillar of our state&#39;s economic stability.

The impact of ecology and climate change is not limited to nature conservation alone; it also encompasses political, economic, and social systems. It directly affects the state of the environment, as well as the standard and quality of human life. The implementation of new environmental strategies and digital solutions within massive industrial sites, such as the oil and gas industry, greatly contributes to strengthening international cooperation. In this field, Turkmenistan successfully collaborates with the United Nations and its specialized agencies, particularly the UNDP, UNEP, and FAO, among other reputable organizations. Speaking at international forums, the Hero-Arkadag and the Honorable President put forward concrete proposals, such as saving the Aral Sea, preserving the Caspian Sea ecosystem, and establishing specialized climate technology centers in the region.

As a nation of the Caspian region, the Caspian Ecological Initiative proposed by our country elevates international cooperation for preserving the region&#39;s biological resources to a new level. In continuation of these plans, the proposal to host the Caspian Ecological Forum in 2026 received widespread support from the global community. Our country also systematically advocates for climate change mitigation and ecological safety. Turkmenistan&#39;s ratification of the Paris Agreement and other international conventions demonstrates its unwavering commitment to reducing the environmental footprint of industrial production. In this context, our accession to the Global Methane Pledge in December 2023 created new ecological parameters within the oil and gas industry. Furthermore, the adopted &quot;Roadmap&quot; for 2025&ndash;2026 to reduce methane emissions provides a strong impetus for the modernization of energy technologies in our country.

The National Strategy for the Development of Renewable Energy in Turkmenistan until 2030 and relevant laws establish a reliable legal framework for introducing innovative practices into production. Ecological projects, such as the state-approved National Forest Program, make a significant contribution to expanding &quot;green&quot; zones in our country and raising the ecological awareness of society. Environmental sustainability and energy efficiency are also mandatory requirements in the design and construction of new cities. The fact that Arkadag City, built on the basis of eco-friendly and &quot;smart&quot; technologies, has been honored with several high-level international awards and certificates, showcases Turkmenistan&#39;s outstanding achievements in this area to the entire world.

The principles of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s oil-and-gas and ecological diplomacy were also recognized at the 64th session of the subsidiary bodies of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in June 2026 in Bonn, Germany. As highlighted during the session, our country aims to reduce industrial waste, ensure long-term sustainability, and strengthen regional energy security by transitioning to a circular economy. Circular production and sustainable technologies are the primary pathways of sustainable development, which, alongside protecting ecosystems, allow our country to further enhance its economic competitiveness.

Ultimately, the modernization of the oil and gas sector and the consistent advancement of ecological diplomacy demonstrate that Turkmenistan is not only strengthening its own economic potential but has also emerged as a leader in international efforts aimed at preserving the ecological balance across the entire region.

M. Mammedova

Chief specialist of the Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Protection Department of the &quot;Turkmennebit&quot; State Concern

Turkmenistan's oil and gas sector and new pathways for sustainable ecological development

The Chairman of the State concern «Türkmenhimiýa», Resul Myradov, held a meeting with the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Turkmenistan, Lee Won-jae.The parties discussed the current state of cooperation between Turkmenistan and the Republic of Korea in the chemical industry, as well as the progress of joint projects.The Chairman of the State concern «Türkmenhimiýa» highly praised the cooperation with Korean companies.The Ambassador, in turn, expressed gratitude to the leadership of the State concern «Türkmenhimiýa» for its assistance in implementing the project to build a phosphate fertilizer plant in Turkmenabat, and expressed hope for the further active participation of Korean companies in promising projects.The parties agreed to continue maintaining close contacts for the successful implementation of joint projects.

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