Uzbekistan is actively strengthening its investment diplomacy and expanding international B2B engagement, demonstrating that being landlocked is not an obstacle to sustainable economic growth.

A youth team of Turkmen journalists, who are in China on a study tour, flew early in the morning from Beijing to Shaanxi Province to visit Yulin and meet the future of agriculture

Turkmenistan and Afghanistan have signed an agreement to develop the infrastructure of the port of Turgundi, a key trade hub connecting the two countries

Uzbekistan is actively developing Central Asia’s transport and transit potential, demonstrating that the lack of direct access to the sea does not hinder progress.

The Embassy of Turkmenistan in Islamabad held a presentation for a high-ranking Pakistani politician Muhammad Ali Durrani, who also heads the diplomatic friendship group of Pakistan with Turkmenistan

Turkmenistan ranks fifth in the world for iodine reserves and production and plans to transition to integrated processing of iodine-bromine waters to extract a full range of trace elements.

The telecommunications infrastructure in the Avaza tourist zone has been completed in preparation for the Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3).

Since the beginning of 2025, divisions of the Nebitgazdyupliabatlayish Trust under the state concern Turkmennebit have produced approximately 81,830 tons of additional oil through major repairs of wells at the Goturdepe, Barsagelmez, and Gamyshlyja fields.

In May 2025, Turkmenistan secured the fifth position among natural gas suppliers to Turkiye.

Chinese manufacturers of robotic lawn mowers are expanding their presence in overseas markets by offering high-tech solutions for smart yard maintenance.