At the Turkmenistan Investment Forum (TIF 2025), held in the ‘Avaza’ National Tourist Zone, a number of agreements were signed reflecting Turkmenistan's desire to expand international cooperation in key areas. This was reported by the Orient news agency.

The Ministry of Finance and Economy of Turkmenistan and the World Bank agreed on a grant under the ‘One Health in Central Asia’ project, aimed at protecting food systems and ecosystems.

The Ministry of Industry and Construction of Turkmenistan signed a Memorandum with the Austrian company ‘Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH’, which specialises in metallurgical innovations.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan and the West London Chambers of Commerce have signed a Cooperation Agreement that will give Turkmen companies access to international markets.

The Ministry of Finance signed a Memorandum with the World Free Zones Organisation (World FZO), which brings together more than 1,200 sites around the world.

These agreements demonstrate the multi-vector nature of Turkmenistan's foreign economic policy and its readiness to develop partnerships in healthcare, industry, trade and the development of economic zones.