AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTurkmen-Japan Economic Push: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov met Japan’s State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Kenji Yamada, with both sides flagging expanded business ties and joint projects in energy, industry, transport, chemicals, plus digitalization and circular economy. Energy-Forum Momentum: Ashgabat’s OGT 2026 is building momentum ahead of 21–23 October, with 400+ registered participants, 100+ first-time companies, and sold-out expo space—signaling widening international interest in Turkmen gas and related value-added projects. Regional Water Diplomacy: Turkmenistan hosted the second consultative meeting on implementing the UN Special Programme for the Aral Sea Basin in Avaza, bringing together Central Asian states and UN partners to shape a regional mechanism for water diplomacy and sustainable basin management. CIS Economic Council Decisions: In Ashgabat, CIS members approved programmes on transport security, digital transformation in agriculture, and steps to reduce trade barriers, including funding allocations for a joint air defense system planned for 2027. Korea-Central Asia Summit Setup: South Korea confirmed its first leader-level Korea–Central Asia Summit in Seoul on 16 September, aiming to link Central Asia’s energy and critical minerals with Korean processing and supply-chain technology—Turkmenistan included among the five leaders. Turkmen Fashion Trade Link: Turkmen brands showcased at Paris’s Who’s Next fair, supported by an EU-funded trade resilience project, with follow-up buyer interest and plans to deepen commercial cooperation.
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