On May 11, a meeting took place in Islamabad between the Ambassador of Turkmenistan, Atajan Movlamov, and Pakistan’s Minister of Commerce, Jam Kamal Khan. The main focus was on the development of regional trade routes and improving transport and logistics connectivity, according to the news agency Orient.
The sides discussed expanding trade corridors to ensure the stable transit of goods and closer cooperation between business entities. The key role of infrastructure in strengthening Pakistan’s trade relations with Central Asian countries was emphasized.
The Pakistani side highlighted its strategic position as a transport hub between Central Asia and global markets, as well as the growing importance of the country’s logistics potential. The Turkmen side, in turn, expressed interest in deepening economic cooperation and developing trade and transport links.
Energy and infrastructure projects were also discussed separately. The parties agreed to intensify cooperation through chambers of commerce, business forums, and exhibitions.