AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate and Industry: At COP31, Turkmenistan proposed a UN decade for climate resilience, an environmental code and a digital climate atlas. In talks with Turkish business leaders, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov said Turkish firms could help deliver the country’s 2030–2045 industrial strategy, including projects in energy, textiles and construction. Energy Trade: US sanctions concerns have halted Turkmen gas exports to Türkiye through Iran, disrupting a swap-based route. Separately, satellite images show the TAPI pipeline reaching a construction site near Herat, as Turkmenistan presses ahead with the long-delayed project. Transport and Trade: Transport and communications services grew 13.6% in January–October. Turkmenistan also accounted for about $1.6 billion of Central Asia’s trade with Gulf countries in 2025, among the region’s largest shares. Business Skills: UNDP and Winrock International are inviting applications for a digital skills and entrepreneurship programme running from December to March.
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