On October 3, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, Batyr Amanov, reported at a government meeting on the results of work carried out from January to September this year to increase oil and gas production and expand their export routes to global markets.

According to the report, the State Concern &quot;T&uuml;rkmennebit&quot; fulfilled its oil production plan at 109.7 percent.

Over the nine-month period, the country&#39;s oil refineries met the oil processing plan at 109.4 percent. During the reporting period, the plan for gasoline production was fulfilled at 108.8 percent, diesel fuel at 101 percent, lubricants at 100 percent, and natural and associated gas production at 103.1 percent.

In addition, Amanov provided information on the achieved technical and economic indicators in the production of polypropylene, liquefied gas, and the export of natural gas.

Summarizing the report, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized the importance of effectively utilizing the production capacities of the oil and gas industry. Highlighting the need to discover new hydrocarbon fields through the implementation of modern technologies and the continuous improvement of oil and gas processing operations, the head of state gave the Deputy Prime Minister relevant instructions.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99188/turkmenistanyn-ministrler-kabinetinin-mejlisi-179">Electronic newspaper &ldquo;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&rdquo;</a>

Turkmenistan’s Fuel and Energy Complex Shows Strong Results for the First Nine Months of 2025

The discussions and decisions made at the Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3), held in Avaza in August of this year, have resonated globally.

One of the main topics was the promotion of reforms in landlocked developing countries through technology and innovation, which underscored the crucial role of technological advancement in ensuring sustainable reform. In particular, the implementation of modern technologies in transport logistics and the use of smart transport systems were noted as contributing factors to reducing trade and transport costs by simplifying and accelerating the flow of goods.

The development of e-commerce was identified as a key area for economic diversification and for overcoming the geographical constraints faced by landlocked developing nations. The sustainable growth of this system requires coordinated efforts by institutional structures, based on an efficient digital public infrastructure. These institutional structures of the e-commerce system are understood as the set of rules, regulations, tools, and mechanisms that govern and support the functioning of online trade. They ensure the reliability, security, and efficiency of electronic transactions.

Source: &ldquo;Nebit-Gaz&rdquo; newspaper

Turkmenistan’s Oil and Gas University Highlights Key Aspects of the LLDC3 Conference in Avaza

On October 3, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, Khojamyrat Geldimyradov, reported on the country&#39;s macroeconomic indicators for the first nine months of the current year during a government meeting.

He stated that during the reporting period, the GDP growth rate increased by 6.3 percent. Sector-specific growth included:

<ul>
	<li>Industry: 1.8 percent</li>
	<li>Construction: 7 percent</li>
	<li>Transport and communications: 10.8 percent</li>
	<li>Trade: 9.6 percent</li>
	<li>Agriculture: 5 percent</li>
	<li>Services: 8.4 percent</li>
</ul>

The volume of goods produced from January to September increased by 10 percent compared to the same period in 2024, with positive production indicators across sectors.

Wages at large and medium-sized enterprises rose by 11.8 percent compared to the corresponding period of 2024. Salaries, pensions, state allowances, and student scholarships were financed in a timely manner.

Compared to the same period last year, capital investments from all sources of financing grew by 8.7 percent.

After hearing the report, the Head of State emphasized the importance of consistently improving the functioning of the financial, economic, and banking systems. He also highlighted the need for further measures to maintain steady GDP growth and ensure the coordinated operation of key sectors. The President gave the Deputy Prime Minister several specific instructions in this regard.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99188/turkmenistanyn-ministrler-kabinetinin-mejlisi-179">Electronic newspaper &ldquo;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&rdquo;</a>

Key macroeconomic indicators for the first nine months of 2025 published in Turkmenistan

On October 3, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Rashid Meredov presented a report to President Serdar Berdimuhamedov on the results of the Ministry&rsquo;s activities over the past nine months of the current year.

It was noted that since the beginning of the year, the President of Turkmenistan has made working visits to the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Russian Federation, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the People&#39;s Republic of China, the United States of America, Japan, as well as a state visit to Mongolia.

During the same period, the National Leader of the Turkmen people and Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, paid visits to the Principality of Monaco, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, France, Tatarstan, and Azerbaijan.

To participate in the Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries, held in August this year in the Avaza National Tourist Zone, Turkmenistan was visited by the Presidents of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, S&atilde;o Tom&eacute; and Pr&iacute;ncipe, Armenia, the King of Eswatini, and the Chairman of the Presidential Council of the State of Libya.

The dynamic development of cooperation with foreign partners was also evidenced by numerous visits to Turkmenistan by foreign delegations, as well as visits abroad by Turkmen delegations during the January&ndash;September period. A total of 433 online meetings of various levels were held. Additionally, 2,063 official negotiations and meetings with representatives of foreign countries and international organizations were organized in Turkmenistan. Since the beginning of the year, 134 new documents have been added to the legal and contractual framework of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s international relations.

Summarizing the report, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized the importance of consistently strengthening cooperation with countries around the world in trade, economy, culture, humanitarian affairs, science, and education, as well as developing relations with reputable international organizations.

Furthermore, the head of state signed decrees regarding personnel changes in the diplomatic corps.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99188/turkmenistanyn-ministrler-kabinetinin-mejlisi-179">Electronic newspaper &ldquo;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&rdquo;</a>

President of Turkmenistan summarizes the country’s foreign policy activities for nine months

On October 3, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov held a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers via digital system, during which the results of the work carried out in the country over the past nine months of the current year were reviewed.

Chairperson of the Mejlis, Dunyagozel Gulmanova, reported on the activities of the national Parliament from January to September of this year, aimed at strengthening the legislative and legal framework of the state. During the reporting period, 16 legislative acts and 14 resolutions of the Mejlis were adopted.

Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Khojamyrat Geldimyradov, reported on the macroeconomic indicators for the past nine months. During the reporting period, GDP growth reached 6.3 percent. He also reported on the progress of construction and reconstruction of various facilities.

Next, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Batyr Amanov, presented a report on the work carried out from January to September this year to increase oil and gas production volumes and to expand their supply routes to global markets. For instance, the State Concern &ldquo;T&uuml;rkmennebit&rdquo; fulfilled its oil production plan by 109.7 percent.

Vice Premier Tangryguly Atahallyev reported on the results of the activities of the supervised sector from January to September 2025, as well as ongoing agricultural work in the provinces. In the agricultural sector, production growth compared to the same period last year was 112.9 percent.

Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Baimyrat Annamammedov, reported on the results of the construction and industrial sector&rsquo;s activities from January to September of the current year. During this period, the production and work performance plan was fulfilled at 105 percent.

Next, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rashid Meredov, reported on the outcomes of the Foreign Ministry&rsquo;s activities over the past nine months. The dynamic development of cooperation with foreign partners was evidenced by visits of foreign delegations to Turkmenistan and Turkmen delegations abroad from January to September. A total of 433 online meetings of various levels were held. In Turkmenistan, 2,063 official negotiations and meetings were organized with representatives of foreign countries and international organizations. Since the beginning of the year, Turkmenistan&rsquo;s international legal framework has been expanded with 134 new documents.

Then, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Mammetkhan Chakiyev, reported on the activities of subordinate agencies over the past nine months of 2025. During this period, the growth rate of completed work and services provided by the transport and communications sector amounted to 114 percent.

The freight transportation plan by road, rail, air, sea, and river transport was fulfilled at 101.3 percent, and the passenger transportation plan &ndash; at 104.9 percent.

Addressing members of the Cabinet of Ministers, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized that the results of the work carried out in the country over the past nine months of the current year demonstrate the successful implementation of adopted programs.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99188/turkmenistanyn-ministrler-kabinetinin-mejlisi-179">Electronic newspaper &ldquo;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&rdquo;</a>

President of Turkmenistan Held a Meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers

A gala concert dedicated to International Music Day was held to great acclaim in the Great Hall of the Maya Kulyyeva Turkmen National Conservatory. Organized by specialists from the Chamber Ensemble Department, the event took on special significance as it was primarily aimed at older music lovers, as the holiday coincided with International Day of elderly people.

The concert was a true treat for the audience, presenting a rich palette of classical and national musical culture.

As per tradition, the dutar opened the program. Lachyn Hudayberdiyeva, winner of the &lsquo;Turkmeniň Altyn asyry&rsquo; award, delivered a soulful performance of the Turkmen folk melody &lsquo;Balsa&yacute;at&rsquo;, setting the tone for the entire evening.

The evening featured works by national luminaries such as Rejep Rejepov and Hydyr Allanurov, as well as international geniuses such as Bach, Puccini, Chopin, Ravel, Verdi and Sviridov.

The concert featured performances by Meilis Muratgeldyev, Begench Moshiev, Aibolek Mukhieva, Seyran Atanyazov, Vladimir Mkrtumov, Bakhar Durdyeva, and Stella Faramazova.

The festive evening concluded with Chary Nurymov&#39;s vibrant and solemn piece &lsquo;To&yacute; A&yacute;dymy&rsquo;, performed by all the concert&#39;s vocalists, including People&#39;s Artist of Turkmenistan Gulnar Nuryyeva and Begench Moshyyev. The concert demonstrated the performers&#39; high professionalism and once again confirmed the unbreakable bond between generations and the love of serious music in Turkmenistan.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistaninfo.gov.tm/news/14662">International Information Center of Turkmenistan</a>

In honor of International Music Day, a concert was held at the Turkmen Conservatory

As Turkmenistan celebrates the 34th anniversary of its independence, the country has, in a relatively short time, gained significant international recognition as a democratic, secular, and law-based state. These achievements have been made possible under the policy of Permanent Neutrality, which forms the foundation of the country&#39;s national strategy.

In the Era of Revival of a Powerful State, Turkmenistan has put forward international initiatives aimed at strengthening global peace, mutual understanding, and sustainable development. These efforts are rooted in foreign policy principles that prioritize stability and cooperation.

The legal status of Turkmenistan&#39;s Permanent Neutrality, recognized three times by United Nations General Assembly resolutions, has further solidified the country&#39;s constructive role in international peacebuilding. This status enables Turkmenistan to act as a reliable partner both regionally and globally.

Permanent Neutrality and preventive diplomacy are fundamental pillars of Turkmenistan&#39;s foreign policy. Their synergy plays an important role in building trust and promoting dialogue between nations. Turkmenistan firmly adheres to the principles of non-interference in internal affairs, equal partnership, and mutual respect.

Currently, the state policy pursued under the leadership of esteemed President Serdar Berdimuhamedov fully aligns with the international legal framework and core principles of neutrality. This policy not only ensures domestic stability but also reinforces trust and cooperation in the international arena.

Turkmenistan&rsquo;s foreign policy strategy is aimed at fostering broad international partnerships by expanding cooperation in the fields of energy, transport, and investment. At the same time, the country actively continues its engagement with the United Nations. The adoption of numerous resolutions by the UN General Assembly upon Turkmenistan&rsquo;s initiative is a clear indicator of the global community&rsquo;s confidence in the country.

Notably, in March of this year, the UN General Assembly unanimously adopted the resolution titled &ldquo;Permanent Neutrality of Turkmenistan&rdquo; for the third time. This stands as another remarkable success for Turkmenistan&rsquo;s diplomacy on the global stage.

Turkmenistan&#39;s worthy contribution to strengthening peace and trust across the world is a clear testament to the effective implementation of its policy of Permanent Neutrality. Based on these principles, the country&rsquo;s foreign policy will continue along a stable and productive path.

Gulruh Mollayeva 
Leading specialist of the HR Department of the Personnel and Legal Directorate of the State Concern &quot;Turkmennebit&quot;

Neutral Turkmenistan's Contribution to Sustainable Development

On October 2, 2025, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Rashid Meredov met with Artur Andrysiak, Resident Mission Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Ashgabat.

The parties discussed the further development of Turkmenistan&#39;s cooperation with the ADB. In this context, they emphasized the importance of interaction between representatives of the Turkmen government and banking sector with ADB management and relevant agencies.

A number of issues related to the further expansion of the legal framework for bilateral cooperation and the implementation of specific projects planned for implementation in Turkmenistan with ADB participation were also discussed.

Source: <a href="https://www.mfa.gov.tm/en/news/5593">Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan</a>

MFA of Turkmenistan hosted a meeting with the ADB Resident Mission Director

On October 3, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov sent sincere congratulations and best wishes to Federal President of the Federal Republic of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and the people of the republic on the occasion of German Unity Day.

&quot;Turkmenistan&#39;s relations with the Federal Republic of Germany are consistently strengthening and enriching their content,&quot; the head of state noted, expressing his readiness to facilitate the further development of friendly ties between the two countries and his confidence in their expansion and strengthening in the interests of both peoples through joint efforts.

Using this opportunity, the head of Turkmenistan extended his heartfelt wishes for good health, happiness, and well-being to the German leadership, and peace, continued progress, and prosperity to the people of the country.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99126/turkmenistanyn-prezidenti-germaniya-federatiw-respublikasynyn-yolbascylaryny-gutlady-2">Electronic newspaper &quot;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&quot;</a>

President of Turkmenistan congratulated the leadership of Germany on German Unity Day

On October 2, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov toured the capital, where he reviewed healthcare projects planned for construction in Ashgabat and the country&#39;s provinces, and held a working meeting.

In the morning, the head of state headed to the southern part of the capital. There, the President received a warm welcome.

Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Baymurad Annamamedov reported on the planned healthcare projects, including a 500-bed multidisciplinary hospital in Ashgabat and a 300-bed hospital in Tejen, Ahal Province, a 400-bed Maternal and Child Health Center in Dashoguz, Dashoguz Province, and a Health Center in the capital&#39;s Bagtyyarlyk district. He presented plans for their locations.

President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized the importance of ensuring high quality work at the specialized facilities planned for construction in the capital and the provinces, as well as at all other facilities, and their commissioning within the established timeframes.

Along with this, the head of state gave specific instructions on equipping Turkmenistan&#39;s healthcare institutions with modern equipment, including utilizing the capabilities of the digital system.

President Serdar Berdimuhamedov then held a working meeting with relevant officials to discuss the progress of work in the domestic healthcare system and other issues.

As the head of state noted, on October 10, the country will solemnly celebrate Healthcare and Medical Industry Workers&#39; Day. The celebration will include large-scale events, including international ones, and the opening of medical facilities.

President Serdar Berdimuhamedov ordered thorough preparations for the groundbreaking ceremonies of medical facilities and measures to ensure a high-level international exhibition and scientific conference, &quot;Healthcare, Education, and Sports in the Era of Revival of a New Era of a Powerful State,&quot; held on the occasion of Healthcare and Medical Industry Workers&#39; Day.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99128/turkmenistanyn-prezidenti-paytagtymyz-boyunca-saparyny-amala-asyrdy-2">electronic newspaper &quot;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&quot;</a>

President of Turkmenistan reviewed healthcare projects in Ashgabat

An international forum titled &quot;Turkmenistan Economy Days&quot; will take place on October 30&ndash;31 this year in Frankfurt am Main, Federal Republic of Germany. The event is organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan with the support of the German Eastern Business Association and the Consulate of Turkmenistan in Germany.

The forum will serve as a strategic platform aimed at deepening Turkmenistan&rsquo;s integration into the global economy, attracting cutting-edge technologies, and enhancing trade and economic cooperation with the European Union and international investors.

Over the course of two days, representatives of government agencies, business communities, and international experts will engage in in-depth discussions on priority sectors of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s economy.

Key topics of the forum will include: projects focused on hydrocarbon processing, Turkmenistan&rsquo;s logistics potential as a central hub in the Eurasian region, the stability and investment attractiveness of its financial market, promotion of local production, implementation of innovations, and the potential of eco-friendly raw materials and high-quality finished products.

&ldquo;Turkmenistan Economy Days&rdquo; will not only be a venue for exchanging expertise but also an opportunity to conclude investment agreements and establish long-term partnerships. The forum will offer international investors and industry experts a unique opportunity to explore the potential of the Turkmen market and engage with concrete investment projects.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistaninfo.gov.tm/news/14640">International Information Center of Turkmenistan</a>

"Turkmenistan Economy Days" to Be Held in Germany

The State Service for Intellectual Property under the Ministry of Finance and Economy of Turkmenistan has officially registered and issued a certificate for a technology titled &ldquo;Innovative Method for Regenerating Thick Liquid Diethylene Glycol Using Alternative Energy Sources.&rdquo;

This innovative solution was developed by experts from the Energy Production and Energy Saving Laboratory of the International Science and Technology Park of the Academy of Sciences of Turkmenistan &mdash; M. Hudayberdiyev, R. Esedulaev, D. Gadamov, and A. Pirmedov. The technology primarily aims to enhance the efficiency of diethylene glycol regeneration in oil and gas condensate fields.

In natural gas, water vapor under certain pressure and temperature conditions combines with methane to form hydrates, which cause pipeline blockages and equipment damage. To prevent these issues, diethylene glycol is widely used as a gas drying agent. The importance of this new development lies in the necessity to maintain the purity of the absorbent at 99% or higher, which is crucial for precise and efficient operation.

This innovative solution is based on a method of creating a thin layer of thick liquid diethylene glycol through the use of energy at specialized facilities. This approach reduces energy consumption, prevents heat loss, and minimizes negative environmental impact. Additionally, the technology does not emit carbon dioxide or other harmful gases.

As a result, this new solution offers an environmentally friendly and economically beneficial approach that not only improves the effectiveness of natural gas drying but also contributes significantly to the sustainable development of the energy sector. It also helps enhance oil flow and remove oily-paraffin deposits from pipelines.

Amandurdyeva Tylla, 
Programmer of the Digital News Department of the editorial office of the journal &quot;Oil, Gas and Mineral Resources of Turkmenistan&quot; of the State Concern &quot;T&uuml;rkmennebit&quot;

Driving Sustainable Energy Development through Innovative Technologies

On September 30, a ceremonial reception dedicated to the 34th anniversary of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s Independence was held at the Sheraton Grand Doha Hotel in Doha. The event was organized by the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Qatar.

In his speech, Turkmen Ambassador Myratgeldi Seyitmammedov highlighted the country&rsquo;s achievements since gaining Independence and emphasized the importance of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s international cooperation. He particularly noted that, at the 78th session of the UN General Assembly, a resolution entitled &ldquo;2025 &ndash; International Year of Peace and Trust&rdquo; was unanimously adopted at Turkmenistan&rsquo;s initiative, with 86 countries acting as co-sponsors. This reflects the international community&rsquo;s recognition of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s peaceful foreign policy.

The event featured a video presentation, performances of Turkmen folk songs, and a tasting of national dishes offered to the guests.

Source: <a href="https://www.mfa.gov.tm/en/articles/1665">Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan</a>

Reception Held in Qatar to Mark the 34th Anniversary of Turkmenistan’s Independence

On October 1, 2025, a meeting took place in Ashgabat between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan, Rashid Meredov, and the UNICEF Representative in Turkmenistan, Jalpa Ratna.

The parties discussed issues of cooperation in the context of the implementation of the new UNICEF Country Programme for Turkmenistan for 2026&ndash;2030.

They exchanged views on advancing collaboration between the Government of Turkmenistan and UNICEF within the framework of the Country Programme, focusing on key areas such as early childhood development, inclusivity and social integration, the climate agenda, and youth engagement.

The meeting also addressed matters related to the participation of a high-level UNICEF delegation in the International Forum for Peace and Trust, scheduled to be held in Ashgabat in December of this year.

Source: <a href="https://www.mfa.gov.tm/en/news/5592">Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan</a>

Turkmenistan and UNICEF Discuss Further Development of Cooperation

On October 1, the National Leader of the Turkmen people, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov visited the city of Arkadag, where he familiarized himself with the designs of facilities planned for construction and modernization within the territory of the &quot;smart city&quot; built using innovative technologies.

Hero-Arkadag reviewed the projects of new facilities, including industrial complexes and road and transport infrastructure, scheduled for implementation as part of the second phase of the new city&rsquo;s development.

Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of the City of Arkadag under the President of Turkmenistan, Deryageldi Orazov, and Head of the City Administration, Gulshat Mammedova, briefed him on the measures being taken in accordance with the development plan for the smart city.

First, Hero-Arkadag was informed that the products of the company &quot;Arkadag Medisina Klasteri Menejment&quot;, including baby food, had been awarded the &quot;Product of the Year&quot; gold medal and the corresponding diploma at an exhibition held in Moscow in September of this year. This award serves as clear evidence of international recognition of the environmental purity of goods, particularly healthy and nutritious food products produced by domestic industrial enterprises, including those located in the city of Arkadag.

Next, he was presented with construction projects, including a medical instrument manufacturing plant (for injection and infusion tools) within the city&rsquo;s medical cluster, and the main gates of the mosque. Also showcased were schemes for the modernization of Ahalteke Horses Avenue, the road to the National Museum of Wildlife, and other road and transport infrastructure projects.

Hero-Arkadag also reviewed the proposed designs for the Research and Training Center of the City Healthcare Administration, as well as the Patient Data Management Center of the National Digital Healthcare System, along with information on their future functions.

After familiarizing himself with the projects, Hero-Arkadag made a number of remarks and proposed necessary adjustments. In addition, noting the importance of digitalizing the healthcare system using advanced practical solutions, the National Leader emphasized the urgent need to train specialists capable of mastering achievements in medical science.

Speaking on the importance of ensuring that construction and finishing materials are suitable for local soil and climate conditions&mdash;which helps maintain a healthy ecological environment in the city&mdash;Hero-Arkadag offered the relevant recommendations.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99115/turkmen-halkynyn-milli-lideri-turkmenistanyn-halk-maslahatynyn-baslygy-gahryman-arkadagymyz-arkadag-saherinin-gurlusygynyn-ikinji-tapgyry-boyunca-tayyarlanan-taslamalar-bilen-tanysdy">Electronic newspaper &ldquo;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&rdquo;</a>

National Leader of the Turkmen People Reviewed the Second Phase Construction Projects in the City of Arkadag

On October 1, the President of Turkmenistan, Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Army General Serdar Berdimuhamedov, held a regular meeting of the State Security Council. The agenda included the results of the activities of the country&rsquo;s military and law enforcement agencies over the past nine months, as well as a number of issues related to ensuring national security and peace, strengthening the material and technical base of the security structures, and further improving their operations.

The first to speak was the Secretary of the State Security Council and Minister of Defense, Begench Gundogdyev, who reported on the practical steps taken during the reporting period to strengthen the country&#39;s defense capability, improve the service and living conditions of military personnel, as well as the ongoing work related to conscription and the discharge of servicemen into the reserve.

The Defense Minister also presented the results of the military parade held in honor of the 34th anniversary of the sacred independence of the Motherland.

Prosecutor General Begmurat Mukhammedov reported on the outcomes of the past nine months, the comprehensive measures taken to ensure oversight of compliance with legal regulations, prosecutorial responses implemented, and the implementation of the Development Program for the Prosecutor&#39;s Office.

Minister of Internal Affairs Muhammet Hydyrov reported on the results of the Road Safety Month held in September under the motto &ldquo;Traffic Safety &ndash; Peace of Our Life,&rdquo; during which various events were organized aimed at preventing traffic accidents.

Next, Minister of Justice Merettagan Taganov reported on the outcomes of his ministry&rsquo;s work during the reviewed period, the implementation of the ministry&#39;s Development Program, the execution of instructions given by the President of Turkmenistan to improve staff qualifications, and the preparation of proposals to further enhance the national legal framework.

Then, Chairman of the State Migration Service Amanmukhammet Sazakow reported on the work carried out since the beginning of the year, the practical steps being taken to actively implement modern methods in fulfilling the agency&rsquo;s responsibilities, the successful implementation of priority tasks outlined in the agency&#39;s Development Program, and the strengthening of its human resources capacity.

The Head of State signed a document establishing corresponding military and law enforcement structures in the new etraps (districts) of the country&rsquo;s velayats (provinces).

Summing up the meeting, the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces emphasized that great importance is attached to strengthening the country&rsquo;s defense capabilities and improving the living conditions of servicemen and their families, noting that work in this direction will continue.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistan.gov.tm/tk/habar/99107/turkmenistanyn-dowlet-howpsuzlyk-genesinin-mejlisi-45">Electronic newspaper &ldquo;Turkmenistan: Golden Age&rdquo;</a>

President of Turkmenistan Holds a Meeting of the State Security Council

Turkmenistan&rsquo;s national pavilion at the &ldquo;EXPO-2025&rdquo; World Exhibition in Osaka, Japan, has reached a major milestone &mdash; the number of visitors has surpassed two million. The milestone guest was registered at the end of September, serving as clear evidence of growing international interest in the country.

With the registration of the two-millionth visitor, Turkmenistan&rsquo;s pavilion has been recognized as one of the most successful at the expo. This achievement highlights the broad scope of international cooperation and the continued success of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s cultural diplomacy.

The pavilion, ceremonially opened with the participation of the President of Turkmenistan, was the first national pavilion to open at EXPO-2025. This key step underscores the country&rsquo;s increasing presence on the global stage.

Constructed by the economic society &ldquo;Belli HJ,&rdquo; the pavilion blends modern architectural features with national design elements. It comprises several thematic sections, where visitors can explore Turkmenistan&rsquo;s economy, innovations, historical heritage, and rich cultural traditions.

An ethnographic restaurant offering traditional Turkmen cuisine has also become a popular attraction.

Exhibition areas dedicated to ancient crafts, national attire, and visual arts attract special attention from guests.

With over two million visitors, Turkmenistan&rsquo;s pavilion has established itself not just as a showcase venue, but as a symbol of cultural dialogue, sustainable development, and open international cooperation.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistaninfo.gov.tm/news/14616">International Information Center of Turkmenistan</a>

Number of Visitors to Turkmenistan’s National Pavilion in Osaka Exceeds Two Million

On September 30, the sixth meeting of the Turkmen-Hungarian Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation took place in the capital of Turkmenistan. During the meeting, the participants discussed the supply of energy resources from Turkmenistan to the European Union.

The Turkmen delegation was led by Minister of Finance and Economy Mammetguly Astanagulyev, while the Hungarian side was headed by Deputy State Secretary for Eastern Relations Development &Aacute;d&aacute;m Stifter. The meeting focused on the prospects for exporting Turkmen energy resources to the European market, as well as plans for cooperation in green energy and the gradual implementation of renewable energy sources.

A key topic of the negotiations was the strengthening of trade and economic ties. In this regard, Ashgabat and Budapest agreed to accelerate work on an agreement for the promotion and mutual protection of investments. Plans were also discussed for organizing reciprocal business visits for representatives of the business communities.

It is worth noting that Turkmenistan is pursuing a policy of diversifying its natural gas exports, placing particular emphasis on projects targeting the European direction. The country&rsquo;s gas reserves are estimated at over 50 trillion cubic meters. Turkmenistan ranks fourth in the world in terms of proven natural gas reserves.

Source: <a href="https://turkmenistaninfo.gov.tm/news/14605">International Information Center of Turkmenistan</a>

Export of Turkmen Energy Resources to the European Market Discussed in Ashgabat

&mdash; Thanks to the efforts of our esteemed President, significant progress is being observed in the oil and gas sector. It should be noted that the employees of the State Concern &quot;Turkmennebit&quot; are making a considerable contribution to this progress. Specialists at the &quot;Nebitgazylmytaslama&quot; Institute of the Concern also set themselves the goal of making the Year of International Peace and Trust a successful one. They are working tirelessly in oil exploration, scientific research, and project development, effectively using the favorable conditions created by our Hero with Arkadag roots, Serdar, and increasing the production of &ldquo;black gold.&rdquo;

The decisions made at the recent meeting of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan oblige us to further intensify the pace of our work. In our country, labor is held in high esteem, and the work of every employee and specialist is duly recognized.

Together with many other employees of the oil and gas sector, I was honored with a state award. I am extremely happy and proud to have been granted the title of &quot;Honored Industrial Worker of Turkmenistan.&quot; I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Esteemed President for this high evaluation of my work. I understand that this is also a high recognition of the contributions made by our scientific institution.

In Turkmenistan, great importance is placed on the mentorship and apprenticeship system. As mentors of young scientists, we devote great attention to training young specialists in all the necessary skills, helping them grow into qualified professionals. Going forward, we will continue to enhance the effectiveness of our scientific projects in the oil industry and actively implement them in production.

Yazberdi BYASHIMOV, 
Head of the Laboratory of Layer Physics 
&ldquo;Nebitgazylmytaslama&rdquo; Institute, State Concern &quot;Turkmennebit&quot;

Source: &quot;Nebit-Gaz&quot; newspaper

Employees of Turkmenistan’s Oil and Gas Sector Aim to Conclude the Year with Labor Achievements

&mdash; Workers of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s oil and gas industry have marked the 34th anniversary of the country&#39;s Independence with significant labor achievements. The decisions adopted at the recent session of the Halk Maslahaty in the capital fill us with particular pride. At a ceremonial event held within the oil and gas complex in connection with the resolutions of the national forum, I was awarded the country&rsquo;s highest state decoration &ndash; the medal &ldquo;For Love of the Motherland.&rdquo; This day will forever remain one of the happiest and most memorable in my life.

I express my deep gratitude to our esteemed President for this high recognition of my work. Currently, construction is underway on the Serhetabat&ndash;Herat gas pipeline, which represents a key stage of the Turkmenistan&ndash;Afghanistan&ndash;Pakistan&ndash;India (TAPI) pipeline project. I take great pride in contributing to the construction of this important pipeline, which is being implemented thanks to the efforts of our esteemed President, who is successfully continuing the initiatives of our Hero Arkadag.

Thanks to the attention and care of our Hero Arkadagly Serdar, the oil and gas sector is progressing at an accelerated pace. All necessary conditions have been created to ensure the comprehensive development of the industry. Workers in the oil and gas sector are provided with highly comfortable housing.

We, the employees of the fuel and energy complex, solemnly assure you that we will continue to work tirelessly and contribute to the successful implementation of the state policy of our esteemed President Serdar Berdimuhamedov aimed at the accelerated development of Turkmenistan&rsquo;s oil and gas industry and its integration into the global energy space.

Akmyrat GURBANGULYYEV, 
Head of the Department of Technical Supervision and Inspections, 
Project Management Office, State Concern &quot;Turkmengaz&quot;

Source: &quot;Nebit-Gaz&quot; newspaper