AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Infrastructure: Turkmenistan is in preliminary talks with international firms on high-performance data centers that could use surplus electricity. A separate tripartite agreement with Malaysia’s Bitdeer was signed at CIET 2026, though its details have not been disclosed. Energy Investment: The Asian Development Bank is discussing a second phase of power-grid upgrades and a development plan, with potential investment in renewables, battery storage and digital infrastructure. Industry: CIET participants signed 14 cooperation memorandums with foreign companies. South Korea’s Daewoo E&C is also building a $682 million fertilizer complex in Turkmenabat, scheduled for completion in 2028. Transport: Turkmenistan has launched construction of a 546-kilometer Ashgabat–Dashoguz highway and opened a road section linking Garabogaz with the Kazakhstan border. Regional Cooperation: The expanded six-country Central Asia–Azerbaijan format is seeking practical economic ties, including joint production, an e-commerce platform and closer coordination on Middle Corridor routes.
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