AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHalk Maslahaty & UN “Year of Law”: Turkmenistan’s MFA says the Turkmen Embassy in Uzbekistan hosted a conference on the Sept. 23 Halk Maslahaty meeting and the UNGA resolution “2028 – International Year of Law,” highlighting the forum’s role in reviewing independence achievements and setting long-term national priorities. Healthcare Modernization: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov inspected Ashgabat’s new Dental Centre, urging full use of its AI-powered digital 3D scanning and digitally controlled lab to speed diagnostics and improve implant and maxillofacial care. Renewables for Schools: UNICEF and the Ministry of Education opened a solar power station at Mary’s School No. 36, designed to cut energy strain and serve as a hands-on renewable learning site ahead of Sept. 1 classes. Diplomacy & Education Links: Japan’s FM Motegi announced a visit to Turkmenistan plus talks with counterparts; meanwhile, South Korea’s embassy opened applications for a 2027 Graduate School of Korean Studies admissions program for Turkmen citizens. Trade & Connectivity: An ADB-backed $400m facility will modernize border crossing points across CAREC to reduce logistics costs, while Turkmenistan and Ukraine’s chambers held a videoconference to boost SME contacts in textiles, chemicals, and transport. Regional Energy: TAPI progress continues as Turkmenistan prepares gas supply to Afghanistan’s Herat, with the local section expected to be commissioned within two months.
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