type_without_content

Döwlet Korporasiýasy "TÜRKMENGEOLOGIÝA"

Pähim-Paýhas ummany Magtymguly Pyragy

Salgymyz:

Faks:

Telefon:

Goldaw:

Döwlet korporasiýasy

"TÜRKMENGEOLOGIÝA"

The total share of foreign investment in Turkmenistan has exceeded 10 percent. This was <a href="https://balkanshipyard.com.tm/?p=21546&amp;lang=en">reported </a>on the website of the &laquo;Balkan&raquo; Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant of the State Service of Maritime and River Transport of Turkmenistan, citing a speech delivered by the country&rsquo;s Minister of Finance and Economy, Mammetguly Astanagulov, at the Turkmen&ndash;Chinese Business Forum held in Ashgabat.

According to the report, in his address the Minister emphasized that in 2025 the total volume of investment in the national economy increased by 6 percent compared to 2024, reaching 12.8 billion US dollars.

It was also noted that by the end of 2025 and in the first quarter of the current year, Turkmenistan&rsquo;s economic growth rate amounted to 6.3 percent. By the end of the previous year, the country&rsquo;s gross domestic product (GDP) reached 77.4 billion US dollars.

Excluding the oil and gas sector, the share of the non-state sector in Turkmenistan&rsquo;s economy amounted to 72.8 percent, indicating the dynamic development of entrepreneurship in the country.

Mammetguly Astanagulov noted that Turkmenistan attaches special importance to expanding business ties with China and considers it one of its key partners. Priority areas of cooperation include industry, the gas sector, agriculture, and the transport system.

The Minister stressed that Turkmenistan has a developing market for agricultural and industrial products, as well as an extensive transport and logistics system between Europe and Asia. According to him, priority areas of state policy include attracting foreign investment into the oil and gas industry, petrochemicals, gas chemistry, energy, construction, and agriculture.

Share of foreign investment in Turkmenistan exceeds 10 percent

On the occasion of Victory Day, the university stage of the creative competition titled &laquo;Happy Youth of the New Era of a Powerful State&raquo; was held at Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University among talented students of higher education institutions of Turkmenistan.

The competition was organized jointly by Central Council of Youth Organization of Turkmenistan named after Magtymguly and Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan.

According to the first condition of the competition, students highlighted the social significance of their chosen professions through artistic recitation. Within the second task, participants performed musical works, poems, and stage performances reflecting the qualities inherent in Turkmen youth&mdash;heroism, courage, high spirit, and a sense of justice. In addition, participants appeared on stage together in national festive attire and, within 60 seconds, successfully delivered humorous jokes and witty remarks in turn.

According to the decision of the jury, the winner of the university stage of the competition was announced as fifth-year student of the Faculty of Energy and Engineering Structures of the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University, Mammet Toyryyev.

At International Oil and Gas University the winner of a creative competition dedicated to Victory Day has been determined

On May 2, National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, arrived in the city of Arkadag, where he reviewed the progress of construction work carried out within the framework of the second phase of development of the new city, examined the designs of planned and ongoing facilities, and held a working meeting with the participation of relevant officials. 
Honored Architect of Turkmenistan Hero-Arkadag, along with the Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of the city of Arkadag under the President of Turkmenistan Deryageldi Orazov and the Mayor of Arkadag Gulshat Mammedova, inspected the territory of the mosque under construction in the new city using special transport. Along the route, the National Leader of the Turkmen people was provided with detailed information on the ongoing work, the architectural features of the mosque&rsquo;s entrances and minarets, and the types of materials used in construction. 
Hero-Arkadag emphasized the need for a responsible and well-considered approach to the construction of the mosque, the improvement of adjacent territories, and especially to maintaining cleanliness in the area. 
Construction of the main mosque building, minarets, auxiliary facilities, entrances, and museum is progressing at a rapid pace. Special attention should be paid to the durability and aesthetics of the materials used in the construction of the mosque, which is one of the key facilities of the second phase of development of Arkadag, the Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan noted. The facility is intended to serve people for many years. 
Stopping at one of the mosque&rsquo;s entrances, Hero-Arkadag made a number of remarks regarding construction quality and decoration. Honored Architect of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov stressed that comfortable conditions for worshippers, as well as the design of doors and gates, must correspond to the significance of the building and form a unified architectural ensemble of the complex. In this regard, the National Leader of the Turkmen people gave valuable recommendations. 
Continuing the inspection, Hero-Arkadag noted that the selection of seedlings for planting on the mosque&rsquo;s territory should be based on scientific principles, and every effort must be made to maintain a favorable environmental level. The planted trees and green areas should harmoniously complement the mosque&rsquo;s architecture. 
At the same time, the importance of consultations with representatives of the country&rsquo;s clergy and taking their opinions into account regarding the color scheme of the minarets and domes was emphasized. This will ensure that the external appearance of the mosque complex corresponds to national traditions and generally accepted norms. 
Noting the importance of introducing digital technologies into all spheres of life of the new city in accordance with the instructions of the President of Turkmenistan, the National Leader of the Turkmen people stressed that ensuring proper construction quality and completing the work within established deadlines are priority tasks. 
In this regard, Hero-Arkadag stated that the large-scale transformations implemented in the new city should enhance its beauty and create conditions for the prosperous life of the population, giving valuable recommendations in this connection. 
The National Leader of the Turkmen people then stopped at the main entrance of the new mosque, where construction and finishing works are underway. 
Pointing to the need for a thoughtful approach to the construction and decorative design of the mosque&rsquo;s main entrance, as well as landscaping, Hero-Arkadag said that the works carried out in the new city should be oriented toward long-term prospects and become an exemplary model for future generations, providing specific recommendations in this regard. 
The Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan also reviewed the progress of the exterior finishing of the museum, which is being actively constructed on the mosque&rsquo;s territory. 
After examining the images and elements of the building&rsquo;s exterior d&eacute;cor, Hero-Arkadag shared his reflections with the city&rsquo;s leadership. Noting that the museum would become a unique facility complementing the architectural ensemble of the mosque, the National Leader of the Turkmen people emphasized the need to accelerate its construction and complete the work within the established timeframe along with other facilities under construction. 
Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of the city of Arkadag under the President of Turkmenistan Deryageldi Orazov reported that the construction of the museum is currently in its final stage. It was also noted that an exhibition dedicated to the life and activities of Hero-Arkadag, inseparably connected with the destiny of the people, is planned, including numerous state and international awards received over the years, photographs, and works created by the brilliant talent of the National Leader of the Turkmen people. He asked Hero-Arkadag to provide recommendations in this regard. 
As noted by the Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, it would be advisable to address this issue to the Cabinet of Ministers. 
Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov then reviewed draft designs of projects planned within the second phase of construction of Arkadag. 
Hero-Arkadag was presented with projects and layout schemes of second-phase facilities, their decorative design, landscaping of areas adjacent to social and cultural buildings, types of sculptural compositions and small architectural forms for city parks, as well as construction and finishing of facilities intended for international events. 
The Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of the city of Arkadag under the President of Turkmenistan provided detailed information about prepared projects of social and cultural facilities under construction and planned for construction in the new city. 
Honored Architect of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov carefully reviewed the presented projects, made a number of comments, and introduced appropriate adjustments. As noted by the National Leader of the Turkmen people, each facility of the second phase of Arkadag must possess unique decorative features. At the same time, everything should be harmonious: modernity, comfort, and color solutions. 
Emphasizing that the foundation of each facility must be solid and that construction must be approached with the utmost responsibility, Hero-Arkadag noted that quality indicators must meet international standards. As during the implementation of the first phase, the National Leader of the Turkmen people paid special attention to issues of digitalization of the second phase of the city&rsquo;s development. 
Hero-Arkadag then held a working meeting with the Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of the city of Arkadag under the President of Turkmenistan and the Mayor of Arkadag. 
First of all, Deryageldi Orazov expressed gratitude to Hero-Arkadag and Arkadagly Hero Serdar for enabling the Arkadag city delegation to participate in the 13th session of the World Urban Forum organized by the Government of the Republic of Azerbaijan jointly with the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) in the city of Baku. 
The Chairman of the State Committee also reported on the progress of construction work within the second phase of the new city&rsquo;s development and on measures taken jointly with relevant structures to increase its pace. 
Noting that accelerating construction within the second phase and ensuring high quality of work are defined as key requirements, the Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan emphasized the need for systematic control in this direction. 
The Mayor of Arkadag, Gulshat Mammedova, then provided detailed information that within the first phase of construction, residential buildings designed for 7,368 families were built. In the second phase, housing for 4,284 families, as well as social and cultural facilities, secondary schools, and kindergartens, are planned. 
As noted, residential buildings are equipped in accordance with modern requirements and provide all conditions for comfortable living. The construction and landscaping of the residential sector fully meet the needs of the population. It was also emphasized that since the opening of Arkadag, thousands of happy families have moved into new apartments and thousands of jobs have been created. 
Emphasizing the need to continue settling residents into comfortable homes and modernizing the activities of educational institutions in order to stimulate young students, Hero-Arkadag pointed to the importance of a comprehensive approach to establishing named scholarships, giving valuable recommendations in this regard. 
During the working meeting, the Mayor also reported on preparations for the ceremonial celebration of significant dates widely observed in the country &mdash; Constitution and State Flag Day and the Turkmen Carpet Holiday. 
Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov noted the importance of coordinated work among relevant structures for the organized conduct of festive events marking significant dates of great importance in the life of the country and ensuring active public participation. The upcoming celebrations should reflect the happy life of the people, nationwide love for national values, and Turkmenistan&rsquo;s achievements in all sectors of the economy, the National Leader of the Turkmen people said. 
Wishing everyone success in implementing the planned tasks and holding festive events at a high level, the National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, departed from the site.

National Leader of the Turkmen People reviewed the progress of ongoing and planned construction in the city of Arkadag

At the exchange trades held at State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on May 2, deals were concluded on the international market for the purchase of products from State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

Representatives of Uzbek business circles concluded deals with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of &laquo;SN-600&raquo; base oil.

Entrepreneurs from Georgia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) concluded deals with the Turkmennebit State Concern for the purchase of &laquo;SN-600 and &laquo;SN-180&raquo; base oil.

Cotton yarn and crude fatty acids from cotton soapstock were also sold on the international market at the exchange trades held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on May 2.

During the trading, 11 transactions were concluded for a total of USD 3,666,008.00.

Products of State concern «Türkmennebit» are in demand on the international market

Last week, transactions for the purchase of products from State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; were concluded in domestic and foreign markets at State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan.

Transactions for the purchase of &laquo;SN-600&raquo; base oil were concluded in domestic and foreign markets. Business representatives from Georgia, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) purchased it in the foreign market. &laquo;SN-180&raquo; base oil was also sold at exchange trades last week.

In addition to petroleum products, last week, transactions were concluded at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on the domestic and foreign markets for the purchase of raw silk, textile products, cotton yarn, cotton fiber, raw cotton fabric, and crude fatty acids from cotton soapstock.

&nbsp;

Weekly results at State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan: oil products and cotton products dominate trading

In January&ndash;April 2026, the oil production plan of State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; was fulfilled at 107.1 percent. This was reported by Deputy Chairman of Cabinet of Ministers Guvanch Agajanov at a meeting of a Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan held via digital system on May 1.

In his report on the results of work carried out in January&ndash;April 2026 to increase oil and gas production and expand export routes to the global market, the Deputy Prime Minister Guvanch Agajanov stated that during the period under review, the plan for oil refining at refineries was fulfilled at 104.9 percent; gasoline production at 113.7 percent; diesel fuel at 108.7 percent; lubricating oils at 110.3 percent; liquefied gas at 122.1 percent; and natural and associated gas production at 106.7 percent.

Summarizing the report, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov noted the need to continue increasing the production of natural gas and oil in the country. In this regard, the Head of State instructed the Deputy Prime Minister to take comprehensive measures to ensure full utilization of production facilities and to enhance the efficiency of geological exploration and drilling operations.

Oil production plan of State concern «Türkmennebit» fulfilled at 107.1 percent in January–April of the current year

On May 1, President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov chaired a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers via digital system, during which the results of the work carried out in the country over the first four months of the current year were reviewed.

Chairwoman of the Mejlis of Turkmenistan, Dunyagozel Gulmanova, informed about the outcomes of activities for January&ndash;April 2026.

As reported, during the period under review, within the framework of modernizing the current legislation, a number of laws of Turkmenistan were adopted. These laws relate to the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens, ensuring industrial safety at production facilities, improving accounting and financial reporting, licensing certain types of activities, automobile roads and road management, environmental protection, conservation of aquatic biological resources, and increasing the effectiveness of migration policy.

In addition, credentials were accepted from the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassadors of the Republic of Chad, the Republic of Indonesia, the Argentine Republic, and the Arab Republic of Egypt to Turkmenistan.

Furthermore, the Mejlis, jointly with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), organized a conference dedicated to interparliamentary dialogue on promoting gender equality and strengthening its legislative framework. In order to highlight the country&rsquo;s achievements in this area and the role of women in society, as well as to exchange experience in legislative and parliamentary activities, representatives participated online in the Dialogue of Women Leaders of the Central Asian States held in Tashkent (Republic of Uzbekistan). In addition, videoconference meetings were held with women parliamentarians of the National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and with parliamentary friendship groups established on a bilateral basis between the Mejlis of Turkmenistan and the State Great Khural of Mongolia.

Representatives of the national parliament also took part in the 152nd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union held in Istanbul (Republic of T&uuml;rkiye), as well as in forums and meetings organized within its framework.

During the reporting period, 13 meetings were held with representatives of parliaments of various states and diplomatic missions accredited in Turkmenistan, during which priorities of bilateral cooperation were discussed. In addition, deputies and specialists of the Mejlis participated in 37 seminars organized by relevant ministries and sectoral agencies of the country jointly with international organizations. In order to study best practices, deputies made 7 official visits abroad.

Summarizing the information, the President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized the importance of continuing efforts to modernize legislation aimed at the country&rsquo;s further development and the successful implementation of adopted programs.

The Deputy Chairmen of the Cabinet of Ministers then reported on the results of the activities of their subordinate structures for January&ndash;April of the current year.

Having heard the reports and addressing the members of the Cabinet of Ministers, the Head of State noted that good indicators had been achieved following the work carried out over the first four months of the year. Programs aimed at the country&rsquo;s development are being successfully implemented, reforms in all sectors of the economy are being effectively carried out, and production sectors are being consistently improved.

The President Serdar Berdimuhamedov stated with satisfaction that the GDP growth rate remains stable, reaching 6.3 percent during the period under review.

&ldquo;Construction of major industrial facilities, new settlements, residential buildings, schools, kindergartens, and other structures continues in the country,&rdquo; said Arkadagly Hero Serdar.

Emphasizing the importance of further developing the country and its economic sectors in accordance with the adopted programs, the Head of State instructed that the implementation of these tasks be kept under constant and strict control.

The meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan also considered a number of other issues of state life, on which relevant decisions were adopted.

President of Turkmenistan summarizes the country’s socio-economic development for the first four months of this year

At the exchange trading held at State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on May 1, deals were concluded on the external market for the purchase of products of State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

Representatives of the business community of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) concluded contracts with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of &laquo;SN-600&raquo; grade base oil.

Entrepreneurs from the Republic of T&uuml;rki&yacute;e purchased raw cotton fabric from Turkmen business representatives.

During the trading session, a total of 2 deals were concluded for a total amount of 419,118.42 US dollars.

&nbsp;

Deals for the purchase of products of the State concern «Türkmennebit» concluded on external market

China&rsquo;s Puyang Shengyuan Petrochemical Group plans to implement a large-scale project in Turkmenistan for the integrated processing of natural gas, with total investments of approximately 9 billion US dollars. This was announced by company president Wang Sichen at the Turkmen-Chinese Business Forum in Ashgabat, according to the online publication &laquo;Business Turkmenistan&raquo;.

The initiative предусматриes the deep processing of natural gas with the formation of three production chains in the chemical industry, agriculture, and energy sectors. The project is expected to significantly increase the added value of raw materials, create new jobs, and stimulate the development of related industries, including logistics, services, and mechanical engineering.

A key component will be the construction of a methanol production complex with a capacity of 1.8 million tons per year, followed by the production of high-density polyethylene and polypropylene. The engineering cost of this segment is estimated at 6.3 billion US dollars.

The second production chain is focused on agricultural products. The project includes the annual production of up to 1 million tons of synthetic ammonia and 1.8 million tons of urea. The engineering cost of this direction is estimated at 0.6 billion US dollars.

The third direction involves the production of high value-added petroleum products. It is planned to produce about 320,000 tons of naphtha, 620,000 tons of diesel fuel, and 60,000 tons of liquefied gas annually. In addition, hydrogen and dry gas will be produced to meet the internal needs of the complex. The engineering cost of this segment is estimated at 1.1 billion US dollars.

According to Wang Sichen, the implementation of the project will enable Turkmenistan to effectively transform its vast natural gas reserves into sustainable economic growth and further industrial development.

Chinese company plans $9 Billion gas-chemical project in Turkmenistan

A meeting was held in Islamabad between Turkmenistan&rsquo;s Ambassador to Pakistan, Atajan Movlamov, and a delegation from the Pakistani commercial bank HabibMetro Bank, led by the Head of the Foreign Missions Department, Fatima Zehra. This was reported on the website of the Turkmen diplomatic mission.

The sides discussed opportunities to expand cooperation in the financial and banking sector, including improving settlement mechanisms and supporting joint projects.

Special emphasis was placed on establishing direct interbank relations, which is expected to improve conditions for business operations and stimulate investment activity.

Following the meeting, both sides confirmed their interest in continuing dialogue and maintaining regular contacts on key areas of cooperation.

Turkmenistan discusses banking cooperation with a Pakistani Commercial Bank

The team at the gas-to-gasoline plant located in the G&ouml;kdepe district of Turkmenistan&#39;s Ahal velayat is working hard to achieve high production figures this year. The production figures achieved at the world&#39;s first gas chemical plant over the past three months of this landmark year are proof of this.

From January to March of this year, the plant produced products worth nearly 153,610,000 manat. According to the Turkmenistan newspaper, this figure, compared to the same period last year, demonstrates that the plant&#39;s production has more than doubled, or 217.1 percent, in growth.

The plant&#39;s primary product is ECO-93 gasoline, obtained by processing natural gas. During this period, high-quality products manufactured at the plant, which meet environmental requirements, were shipped to customers under signed contracts.

Turkmenistan has recorded a significant increase in ECO-93 gasoline production

A Turkmen technology company &laquo;A&yacute;dyň Gijeler&raquo; plans to launch production of next-generation radio terminals for oil and gas sector. This was reported by the online portal &laquo;Business Turkmenistan&raquo;, citing Ruslan Tashov, Head of the company&#39;s Procurement and Supply Chain.

These radio terminals will be multifunctional and feature enhanced security. They will also simplify the work of oil and gas industry specialists.

The company also offers its hardware solutions for use in the office and operational infrastructure of Turkmenistan&#39;s oil and gas sector, including at the &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; field.

According to the company&#39;s head of supply and procurement, &laquo;A&yacute;dyň Gijeler&raquo; has a long history of implementing projects aimed at supporting the country&#39;s energy infrastructure, with a focus on office and operational environments in the industry.

A Turkmen company plans to launch production of radio terminals for the oil and gas sector

A dessert-making competition titled &laquo;S&uuml;&yacute;ji sungat&raquo; (&laquo;Sweet art&raquo;) was held at Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University. The event was dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s independence and the declaration of 2026 as the Year of &laquo;Independent neutral Turkmenistan &mdash; the homeland of purposeful winged horses&raquo;.

Teams representing all faculties of the university took part in the competition. The contest consisted of two stages: &laquo;Ylham we g&ouml;zellik&raquo; (&laquo;Inspiration and beauty&raquo;) and &laquo;Tagam we ussatlyk&raquo; (&laquo;Taste and mastery&raquo;). During these stages, the participants demonstrated not only their skills in preparing desserts but also their ability to artistically decorate the table.

The jury, composed of professors from the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International Oil and Gas University, evaluated the appearance and taste of the desserts as well as the originality of their presentation. Important criteria also included the presentation of the confectionery products and the use of national elements in their decoration. The &laquo;Balkan&raquo; team won first place, the &laquo;Himi&yacute;a&raquo; team took second place, and the &laquo;Nebitgaz&raquo; team placed third.

Several participants were recognized in special categories: &laquo;Best dessert design&raquo;, &laquo;Commitment to national traditions&raquo;, and &laquo;Highest culinary mastery&raquo;.

The winners were awarded honorary certificates and valuable prizes.

The competition was aimed at identifying the creative abilities of female students, promoting national culinary heritage, and ensuring the continuity of family traditions.

Masters of sweet art chosen at International Oil and Gas University

China&rsquo;s largest state-owned oil, gas, and petrochemical corporation Sinopec has implemented works in Turkmenistan worth over $170 million, resulting in the production of more than 900,000 tons of additional crude oil. This was stated by Deputy Chairman of State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; Batyr Jumayev during the Turkmen&ndash;Chinese Business Forum held in Ashgabat.

According to him, an international oilfield services company within the Sinopec structure is one of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s key partners in the oil and gas sector.

Thanks to the application of high-tech solutions, additional oil production exceeded 900,000 tons, while daily production reached more than 1,500 tons.

He also noted that the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; is implementing 29 additional contracts with other Chinese companies with a total value exceeding $439 million. Turkmenistan imports modern equipment for power engineering, geophysical and oil and gas technologies, pipes, and chemical reagents from China.

Sinopec has completed works worth over $170 million in Turkmenistan

Within the framework of the Turkmen&ndash;Chinese Business Forum held in Ashgabat, participants focused on prospects for cooperation in the oil and gas sector. In his speech, Deputy Chairman of State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengaz&raquo; Myrat Archayev outlined the key priorities of the company in its work with Chinese partners.

As the representative of the State concern emphasized, the most prominent example of effective Turkmen&ndash;Chinese cooperation in the fuel and energy sector is the construction of the transnational TAPI gas pipeline.

&ldquo;As an illustrative example, the construction of the Afghan section of the TAPI gas pipeline involves more than 200 units of specialized construction equipment, most of which has been supplied by well-known Chinese manufacturers,&rdquo; Myrat Archayev noted, adding that &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengaz&raquo; plans to expand the range of products procured from Chinese companies.

The Deputy Chairman of the State concern called on Chinese companies to take more active part in international tenders, stressing the Turkmen side&rsquo;s openness to long-term contracts.

A separate part of the speech was dedicated to the digital transformation of the industry. Turkmenistan is interested in introducing advanced innovative solutions to optimize gas production. In particular, attention was focused on real-time remote monitoring systems for wells, automation of production management systems, and the creation of integrated platforms for field management.

The representative of the Stte concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmengaz&raquo; expressed readiness to launch pilot projects based on Chinese digital solutions, with their subsequent scaling at key facilities of the country&rsquo;s gas industry.

State concern «Türkmengaz» expands partnership with Chinese companies

On April 29, Turkmen&ndash;Chinese Business Forum was held at Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan in Ashgabat. The event focused on further advancing mutually beneficial cooperation between Turkmenistan and China.

During the forum, participants were shown video presentations highlighting the development of bilateral dialogue, which has acquired a comprehensive strategic character.

Speakers at the plenary session titled &laquo;Cooperation, Trust, Development: A New Stage of Turkmen&ndash;Chinese Relations&raquo; provided a detailed overview of the economic indicators of bilateral engagement and the favorable investment climate created in Turkmenistan. As noted, China is one of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s long-standing and largest foreign trade partners. Significant investment volumes directed toward the sustainable development of both countries, along with the expansion of production capacities, open up opportunities for diversifying trade turnover and broadening the range of export-oriented goods. It was particularly emphasized that dozens of major joint projects have been implemented with the participation of Chinese capital, and cooperation in this area continues successfully.

At the same time, emphasis was placed on effective interaction between the two countries not only in a bilateral format but also within authoritative international organizations, primarily the United Nations. The speeches underscored the importance of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s permanent neutrality status, recognized three times by resolutions of the UN General Assembly, and highly praised the country&rsquo;s peacekeeping policy, which plays an important role in the Central Asian region.

Key areas of traditional Turkmen&ndash;Chinese partnership were discussed in detail during specialized sessions. In particular, the session &laquo;A New Stage of Cooperation in the Fuel and Energy Sector&raquo; highlighted projects already implemented and those being launched in this sector, which is a significant component of bilateral trade.

Effective utilization of renewable energy sources was also discussed. Alongside expanding the potential of its traditional fuel and energy industries, Turkmenistan consistently strives to develop green energy. In this regard, the existence of significant opportunities for cooperation in the use of environmentally friendly renewable energy sources&mdash;primarily solar and wind energy&mdash;was noted. In addition, speakers outlined emerging prospects for strengthening partnership in supplying specialized equipment to the fuel and energy sector and modernizing gas chemical infrastructure.

The session &laquo;Industry and Construction: Opportunities for Expanding Bilateral Cooperation&raquo; featured an exchange of views on the potential use of Chinese-manufactured equipment at major facilities under construction across Turkmenistan, as well as at private production complexes. In this context, Turkmen entrepreneurs expressed their readiness for long-term cooperation and expanded dialogue with Chinese counterparts to adopt successful experience and implement modern management methods. It was emphasized that organizing regular mutual exhibitions of manufacturers and service providers, as well as joint business forums, is an important component of this work.

At the session &laquo;Eurasian Corridor: Shaping a New Efficient Logistics Ecosystem&raquo;, priority areas of cooperation in the transport and logistics sector were discussed. Special emphasis was placed on the significant contribution of the business communities of both countries to the successful implementation of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s strategy &laquo;Revival of the Great Silk Road&rdquo; and China&rsquo;s &laquo;One Belt, One Road&rdquo; initiative, as well as to increasing cargo flows.

As noted during the session &laquo;Digital Development: Creating a Smart and Interconnected Future&raquo;, global economic, technological, and environmental factors, along with the growing role of the Internet&mdash;including in the provision of online services and trade, and in improving people&rsquo;s lives overall&mdash;are driving interest in smart cities. This increases the importance of smart technologies in urban design, aimed at optimizing living conditions and ensuring public safety. Within the discussion, participants expressed interest in software development and cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence.

At the session &laquo;Opportunities for the Development of Turkmen&ndash;Chinese Cooperation in the Agricultural Sector&raquo;, emphasis was placed on establishing partnerships in the creation of resource-saving farming and greenhouse facilities, as well as technical support for the sector.

Within the framework of the business forum, participants exchanged views on elevating bilateral relations to a new level across various sectors of the economy, including investment and advanced technologies, and identified prospects for expanding trade turnover and specific areas of joint activity.

Turkmen–Chinese Business Forum: new horizons of strategic partnership

Fuel and energy sector has been named among promising areas of cooperation between Turkmenistan and the Republic of Seychelles, according to Barry Faure. This was stated during a meeting between President of Turkmenistan, Serdar Berdimuhamedov, and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora of the Republic of Seychelles, Barry Faure, who arrived in the country on a visit.

Emphasizing the export potential of the national economy, the President Serdar Berdimuhamedov also identified the chemical and textile industries, as well as agriculture, as promising areas of cooperation.

As noted during the meeting, neutral Turkmenistan maintains friendly relations with countries around the world, relying on its status of permanent neutrality, three times recognized by the United Nations General Assembly. The principles of sustainable development, peace, and mutual trust form the foundation of both countries&#39; foreign policies.

The interlocutors placed particular emphasis on cooperation within reputable international organizations, primarily the United Nations. In this regard, the Head of State expressed gratitude to the Republic of Seychelles for its support of Turkmenistan&#39;s creative initiatives and co-authorship of important UN General Assembly resolutions.

&quot;We will continue to coordinate the actions of our countries&#39; foreign ministries in the international arena,&quot; said the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov.

During the meeting, opportunities for establishing trade and economic ties between Turkmenistan and the Republic of Seychelles were also discussed.

To strengthen bilateral cooperation, the President of Turkmenistan invited the Seychelles to actively participate in exhibitions and international conferences held in our country.

Another topic of discussion was the development of humanitarian ties, particularly cooperation in tourism.

Noting the vast opportunities for exchanging experience in this area and developing mutual tourism in the future, the Head of State confirmed our country&#39;s readiness to consider specific proposals from the Seychelles for establishing a mutually beneficial partnership.

At the end of the meeting, the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora of the Republic of Seychelles Barry Faure exchanged best wishes, expressing confidence in the further strengthening of friendly ties between the two countries.

Fuel and energy sector has been named among promising areas of cooperation between Turkmenistan and Republic of Seychelles

At the exchange trading held at State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on April 29, several deals were concluded on the foreign market for the purchase of products from State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo;.

On the foreign market, business representatives from Georgia and Uzbekistan concluded deals with the State concern &laquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&raquo; for the purchase of &laquo;SN-600&raquo; base oil. Also, at the exchange trading held at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on April 29, Kyrgyz entrepreneurs concluded deals with Turkmen businessmen for the purchase of cotton yarn.

Three transactions totaling $1,488,700 were concluded during the trading.

Products of State concern «Türkmennebit» are in steady demand at exchange trading

On April 28, a meeting was held between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan, Rashid Meredov, and the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People&rsquo;s Republic of China to Turkmenistan, Ji Shumin.

The sides discussed and identified priority areas of cooperation between Turkmenistan and China in the gas sector, transport and logistics, as well as in the production of mineral fertilizers.

In this context, the diplomats exchanged views on the forms and substance of forthcoming joint work on the implementation of projects in the above-mentioned fields.

The high importance of cooperation in the social sphere was noted, primarily in such areas as education, science, and healthcare.

The parties agreed to continue the political and diplomatic dialogue on the implementation of instructions given by the leadership of both countries on a regular and systematic basis.

A new stage of Turkmen–Chinese cooperation: focus on gas, transport and education

The launch of the fourth phase development of the giant &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; gas field, located in &Yacute;ol&ouml;ten etrap of Mary velayat, with the participation of National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, Hero-Arkadag, and the First Vice Premier of the State Council of the People&rsquo;s Republic of China Ding Xuexiang, became one of the significant historical events.

The participation of mass media representatives in this solemn event was of special importance. We, as journalists, are the professionals who are the first to widely convey important events of the era to the public. The speeches of the National Leader of the Turkmen people and Ding Xuexiang on the eve of this historic event most fittingly reflected the scale of the occasion. In their addresses, the purpose of developing the &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; gas field&mdash;an embodiment of the friendly relations between the two nations&mdash;was widely highlighted through the implementation of major and historic tasks.

Indeed, with the launch of the fourth phase development of the &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; gas field, its capacity&mdash;already one of the largest in the world&mdash;will become even more evident. The project, which will enable the annual processing and preparation of 10 billion cubic meters of commercial gas, will become a new channel for ensuring energy security. As Hero-Arkadag noted, the project also includes the creation of extensive social infrastructure alongside production facilities. The creation of 1,041 new jobs, as well as the construction of residential complexes, modern roads, and water supply systems, will elevate the economic development of the Mary Velayat to a new level. This is a vivid embodiment of the human-centered principles of Hero-Arkadag: &laquo;The state is for the people!&raquo; and of the esteemed President: &ldquo;The homeland is the homeland only with the people! The state is the state only with the people!&raquo;

The country&rsquo;s commitment to &laquo;green&raquo; diplomacy should also be noted with pride. The construction of modern facilities aimed at reducing methane emissions and deep purification of gas from carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide, as well as the introduction of new technologies into production, demonstrate a responsible approach to environmental protection. Reinforcement works against sand drifts around production sites are also part of ensuring ecological balance.

Turkmen&ndash;Chinese energy cooperation has served as a model for the world for more than 20 years. This is confirmed both by the historical roots of the Great Silk Road and by modern large-scale projects, in particular the development of the &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; field, which strengthens Turkmenistan&rsquo;s status as a major gas-producing country and ensures the use of &laquo;blue fuel&raquo; for the benefit of all humanity. As noted by the First Vice Premier of the State Council of the PRC, Ding Xuexiang, the Turkmenistan&ndash;China gas pipeline, launched in 2009, currently operates through routes A, B, and C. The development of the fourth phase and the construction of the future D route will mark a new stage of strategic cooperation.

After these words, the image of the Great Silk Road comes to mind, along which caravans once transported silk and other goods. Today, it is being revived in a modern and reliable form&mdash;through energy pipelines.

In conclusion, the launch of the fourth phase development of the &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; gas field with the participation of the National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan, Hero-Arkadag, and the First Vice Premier of the State Council of the PRC, Ding Xuexiang, is an investment in the prosperous future of the two nations. The foundation-laying of a new settlement, road construction, and pipeline expansion symbolize the improvement of people&rsquo;s living standards. In the future, the fourth phase of the &laquo;Galkynyş&raquo; field will further strengthen Turkmenistan&rsquo;s status as a major gas-producing country and ensure that &ldquo;blue fuel&rdquo; serves not only the Turkmen and Chinese peoples but the entire region.

&nbsp;

Source: &laquo;Nebit-gaz&raquo; newspaper

Döwlet korporasiýasy

"TÜRKMENGEOLOGIÝA"

Döwlet Korporasiýasy "TÜRKMENGEOLOGIÝA"

Habarlar

Türkmenistanda daşary ýurt maýa goýumlarynyň paýy 10 göterimden geçdi

Halkara nebit we gaz uniwersitetinde Ýeňiş güni mynasybetli geçirilen döredijilik bäsleşiginiň ýeňijisini saýladylar

Türkmen halkynyň Milli Lideri Arkadag şäherinde alnyp barylýan we meýilleşdirilýän gurluşyk işleri bilen tanyşdy

«Türkmennebit» döwlet konserniniň önümleri daşary bazarda uly islegden peýdalanýar

TDHÇB-da hepdäniň netijeleri: nebit önümleri we pagta önümleri birža söwdalaryň merkezinde

Edaralarymyz

Buraw gullugy

Kömekçi gullugy

Geofizika gullugy

Gaty magdanlar

Gidrogeologiýa gullugy

Biz bilen habarlaşmak

Salgymyz:

Telefon:

Faks:

Goldaw: