A Turkmen-Mongolian business forum dedicated to strengthening trade and economic partnership between the two countries was held within the framework of Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedov's state visit to Mongolia. This was reported by the state news agency TDH. According to the source, the forum was held in the conference hall of the National Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mongolia and brought together representatives of government authorities, business circles and business structures of Turkmenistan and Mongolia. Before the meeting, the participants familiarised themselves with the exhibition of arts and crafts and the exposition of Turkmen carpets. The speakers noted that the traditionally warm relations between the countries have reached a new level. This is evidenced by the intensification of political dialogue and signing of bilateral agreements within the framework of mutual visits of the Heads of State. During the event, video presentations demonstrating the economic and investment potential of both countries were presented. Mongolian partners emphasised the importance of Turkmenistan as a rapidly developing economy of Central Asia with significant natural resources. Special attention was paid to the industrial and innovative development of Turkmenistan, including the introduction of modern technologies in industrial production. Representatives of various companies operating in key sectors of the economy spoke at the forum. The Mongolian business community expressed interest in establishing direct business contacts with Turkmen partners. The event also included bilateral talks between representatives of government agencies and the private sector, during which the prospects for expanding cooperation and implementing joint investment projects were discussed. A number of bilateral documents were signed at the end of the forum. The forum participants expressed confidence that the meeting would become a new impetus in the development of economic relations between Turkmenistan and Mongolia and emphasised the importance of holding similar events in the future.
As part of the development of industrial and investment cooperation between Turkmenistan and Belgium, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Turkmenistan to Belgium Sapar Palvanov visited the headquarters of the Vandewiele Company - one of the world's leading manufacturers of equipment for carpet weaving industry. This is reported by the IIC of Turkmenistan. During the visit, a meeting with Vice President of Vandewiele Group Thomas Baudouin and Sales Manager Timur Tefikov was held. The representatives of the company familiarised the Turkmen side with the main activities, innovative technologies and stages of the production cycle. S. Palvanov visited the production workshops where high-tech equipment for the carpet industry is manufactured. During the talks, special emphasis was placed on the company's co-operation with the Turkmen private enterprise ‘Abadan Haly’, which successfully uses Vandewiele equipment. The company's management expressed interest in further expansion of co-operation with Turkmenistan, including the establishment of partnerships with state-owned enterprises in the textile and carpet sectors
A delegation of Turkmenistan, headed by Textile Industry Minister Nurmuhammet Orazgeldiyev, paid a working visit to Ypres (Belgium) on 30 May. This is reported by the IIC of Turkmenistan. According to the source, the purpose of the visit was to develop partnership with Picanol, a manufacturer of weaving machines. The Turkmen delegation was received by weaving equipment sales director Tony Decock, who made a presentation on the company's activity, its history, innovative solutions and current developments. Within the framework of the visit the delegation was familiarised with the production lines as well as with demonstration samples of the equipment. More than 20 years of co-operation between Picanol and textile enterprises of Turkmenistan were noted. The Turkmen side highly appreciated the reliability and efficiency of the equipment used, expressing interest in its further acquisition and modernisation. The parties also discussed issues of maintenance, supplies and training of specialists.
A Turkmen-Mongolian business forum dedicated to strengthening trade and economic partnership between the two countries was held within the framework of Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedov's state visit to Mongolia. This was reported by the state news agency TDH. According to the source, the forum was held in the conference hall of the National Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Mongolia and brought together representatives of government authorities, business circles and business structures of Turkmenistan and Mongolia. Before the meeting, the participants familiarised themselves with the exhibition of arts and crafts and the exposition of Turkmen carpets. The speakers noted that the traditionally warm relations between the countries have reached a new level. This is evidenced by the intensification of political dialogue and signing of bilateral agreements within the framework of mutual visits of the Heads of State. During the event, video presentations demonstrating the economic and investment potential of both countries were presented. Mongolian partners emphasised the importance of Turkmenistan as a rapidly developing economy of Central Asia with significant natural resources. Special attention was paid to the industrial and innovative development of Turkmenistan, including the introduction of modern technologies in industrial production. Representatives of various companies operating in key sectors of the economy spoke at the forum. The Mongolian business community expressed interest in establishing direct business contacts with Turkmen partners. The event also included bilateral talks between representatives of government agencies and the private sector, during which the prospects for expanding cooperation and implementing joint investment projects were discussed. A number of bilateral documents were signed at the end of the forum. The forum participants expressed confidence that the meeting would become a new impetus in the development of economic relations between Turkmenistan and Mongolia and emphasised the importance of holding similar events in the future.
As part of the development of industrial and investment cooperation between Turkmenistan and Belgium, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Turkmenistan to Belgium Sapar Palvanov visited the headquarters of the Vandewiele Company - one of the world's leading manufacturers of equipment for carpet weaving industry. This is reported by the IIC of Turkmenistan. During the visit, a meeting with Vice President of Vandewiele Group Thomas Baudouin and Sales Manager Timur Tefikov was held. The representatives of the company familiarised the Turkmen side with the main activities, innovative technologies and stages of the production cycle. S. Palvanov visited the production workshops where high-tech equipment for the carpet industry is manufactured. During the talks, special emphasis was placed on the company's co-operation with the Turkmen private enterprise ‘Abadan Haly’, which successfully uses Vandewiele equipment. The company's management expressed interest in further expansion of co-operation with Turkmenistan, including the establishment of partnerships with state-owned enterprises in the textile and carpet sectors.
A delegation of Turkmenistan, headed by Textile Industry Minister Nurmuhammet Orazgeldiyev, paid a working visit to Ypres (Belgium) on 30 May. This is reported by the IIC of Turkmenistan. According to the source, the purpose of the visit was to develop partnership with Picanol, a manufacturer of weaving machines. The Turkmen delegation was received by weaving equipment sales director Tony Decock, who made a presentation on the company's activity, its history, innovative solutions and current developments. Within the framework of the visit the delegation was familiarised with the production lines as well as with demonstration samples of the equipment. More than 20 years of co-operation between Picanol and textile enterprises of Turkmenistan were noted. The Turkmen side highly appreciated the reliability and efficiency of the equipment used, expressing interest in its further acquisition and modernisation. The parties also discussed issues of maintenance, supplies and training of specialists.
During last week, 23 deals totalling over 1 million 367 thousand US dollars and over 88 million 437 thousand manats were concluded at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan. This is reported by the Internet publication ‘Turkmenistan: Golden age’. Foreign entrepreneurs from the United Arab Emirates and Afghanistan purchased batches of liquefied gas produced at the enterprises of the State Concern ‘Türkmenhimiýa’. Entrepreneurs from Turkey purchased purified cotton waste. Turkmen entrepreneurs actively purchased construction materials and oil products. Among the key items of domestic auctions are oil road bitumen, polypropylene, base oil from the State Concern ‘Türkmennebit’, as well as Portland cement, cotton yarn and textile waste.
The State Corporation ‘Türkmengeologiýa’ carries out a comprehensive study of the subsoil of Turkmenistan using geological and geophysical methods. The main directions of its activity are the search for deposits of oil, natural gas, solid minerals, construction materials and underground water, AsmanNews reported. According to the source, importance is attached to hydrogeological studies. Expeditions are operating in Ahal, Balkan, Dashoguz and Mary velayats of the country, carrying out surveys on various scales and observations of groundwater conditions, including quality, mineralisation and level of occurrence. In addition to the main activity, ‘Türkmengeologiýa’ performs contractual works ordered by the provincial governors and other organisations within the framework of implementation of the ‘National Program of the President of Turkmenistan for improvement of social and living conditions in villages, settlements, towns and district centres till 2028’. Thanks to the application of modern technologies such as SZMC-300, SZMC-200 and others, all conditions are created for increasing the efficiency of work in the country.
The digital banking sector is actively developing in Turkmenistan. Credit institutions of the country have significantly expanded the list of online services, including ‘Internet-bank’, ‘Mobil-bank’, ‘Elektron söwda’, ‘Sanly töleg’, ‘Sanly karz’, ‘VISA Virtual’. The news was reported by the state news agency TDH. According to the source, these services allow customers to make cashless payments, manage accounts, apply for loans and bank cards online. The State Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs launched ‘Galkynyş’ payment system for transactions in national and foreign currencies. The bank also introduced ‘VISA Virtual’ card for secure online payments. Commercial Bank ‘Türkmenistan’ offers ‘Onlaýn kabulhana’ service through which customers can apply for banking services round the clock. The banks ‘Daýhanbank’, ‘Türkmenistan’ and ‘Halkbank’ provide digital services for payment of students' education abroad, medical expenses, as well as top-up of international cards ‘VISA’ and ‘MasterCard’. Mobile applications, such as ‘Sanly töleg’, ‘Halkbank-terminal’, ‘Senagat töleg’, which allow making contactless payments, are being actively introduced. In the first four months of the current year, the volume of non-cash payments through ‘Internet-bank’ and ‘Mobil-bank’ totalled more than 13.9 thousand manats, and the total volume of non-cash payments was 6.7 billion manats, which is 35% more than in the same period last year.
A unique copper cable factory for Turkmenistan has started up in the village of Onaldy in the Ahal region. The plant recycles scrap metal and old wires, turning them into high-quality cable products through three stages: crushing, cleaning and melting at temperatures above 1180°C. This was reported by IIC. The production capacity is 10 tonnes per day, with the prospect of increasing to 5,000 tonnes per year. The plant produces two types of cables: flexible (for mobile equipment) and rigid (for stationary facilities). All products meet strict quality standards, including 99% copper. The 10-hectare site houses modern workshops equipped with machinery from the Chinese company Ji Cheng Technology. The automated process is controlled from a central control panel, and each batch undergoes laboratory testing.
As part of the XXIV International Multidisciplinary Exhibition ‘White City Ashgabat’, a business trip by Belarusian business representatives to Turkmenistan was successfully completed. Following negotiations organised by the Minsk branch of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Belarusian Embassy in Turkmenistan, with the support of Turkmen partners, contracts were signed for the supply of high-quality fresh vegetables and fruits produced in Turkmenistan, as well as polypropylene sleeves, to Belarus. This was reported by the IIC. During the visit of the Belarusian delegation, consisting of the heads of five enterprises, productive meetings were held at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan and the Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs of the country. Of particular interest was the possibility of organising the production of specific plastic products in Turkmenistan using Belarusian moulds, which could mark the beginning of industrial cooperation between the two countries. The business negotiations and exhibition clearly demonstrated the Turkmen side's sustained interest in Belarusian technologies and products, while opening up new prospects for increasing Turkmenistan's export potential. The visit by Belarusian entrepreneurs also included visits to the country's leading industrial enterprises, which allowed for a deeper exploration of opportunities for further expansion of mutually beneficial cooperation.
At the auction of the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan on 27 May, products of State Concerns ‘Türkmenhimiýa’ and ‘Türkmennebit’ were in high demand. This is reported by the website of the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan. According to the source, representatives of business circles from Afghanistan and the UAE bought liquefied gas from the State Concern ‘Türkmenhimiýa’. On the domestic market, Turkmen entrepreneurs concluded a deal with the State Concern ‘Türkmennebit’ for the purchase of road bitumen of ‘BND 60/90’ brand and cotton yarn. The total amount of 7 deals, which were concluded during the bidding, was about 18 million 919 thousand manat and more than 1 million US dollars.