AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTurkmenistan Transport Watch: The Eurasian Development Bank says Turkmenistan’s Ashgabat–Turkmenbashi and Serakhs–Mary–Serhetabat highways are among Central Asia’s top transport corridor projects by investment, with $6.05bn planned through 2035 and highways taking the biggest share. Water & Climate Cooperation: The World Bank approved a $20m grant to boost cross-border water cooperation in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins via EC IFAS, focusing on water accounting, data sharing and regional institutions. Digital Education Planning: UNICEF and Turkmenistan’s education authorities ran a workshop to strengthen use of MICS data for evidence-based education policy, including equity and out-of-school analysis. One Health Coordination: A national committee meeting in Ashgabat reviewed progress on the One Health approach and set priorities for the second half of 2026. Energy & Industry: China’s NEW JCM won a major Turkmengaz tender to service eight DG-90L2 gas turbines across two compressor stations, aiming to restore performance and reduce downtime. Sovereign Credit: Fitch affirmed Turkmenistan’s BB- rating with a stable outlook, citing strong external buffers and steady gas-sector support. Research Pipeline: Turkmen scientists report work across 586 R&D topics, from nanotech and biotech to smart technologies and chemistry.
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