AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBusiness Access: Turkmenistan has launched e-visas for tourists, business visitors and humanitarian travel, removing the invitation-letter requirement and moving foreigner registration online. The changes could make visits easier for investors and companies. Transit Links: Turkmenistan and Iran discussed expanding transport connections and transit opportunities in Avaza, but announced no new agreement. At the same meetings, Azerbaijan called for better infrastructure links and digital transit procedures to strengthen regional trade. Middle Corridor: A World Bank-backed assessment says the route linking Asia and Europe via the Caspian could need more than $55 billion in investment by 2040 to increase freight and cut travel times; border delays and fragmented systems remain hurdles. Investment and Growth: Turkmenistan reported 6.3% GDP growth in the first nine months of 2026. Its $5.1 billion fourth phase at the Galkynysh gas field and investment forum agreements signal continued focus on energy and attracting foreign capital.
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