Turkmenistan Investment Forum 2025 moved to Avaza
17:36 04.09.2025 1699
The Organizing Committee of the Turkmenistan Investment Forum 2025 (TIF 2025) has announced the move of its venue. Instead of the previously planned venue in Ashgabat, the event will be held in the Avaza National Tourist Zone. This was reported by Orient.
The investment forum will be held on September 18-19, and the move of the venue is a strategic decision that reflects Turkmenistan's desire to create ideal conditions for productive dialogue between leading investors, business leaders and experts.
The choice of Avaza is not accidental: it is a dynamically developing tourist and business center, where you can combine a rich program with opportunities for informal communication in a comfortable and picturesque setting.
"Modern infrastructure and comfort of the resort area create optimal conditions for the productive work of delegates," the organizing committee noted.
For the convenience of TIF 2025 participants, the organizing committee has provided a number of logistical solutions that will make their stay in Avaza as comfortable as possible. In particular, special charter flights will be organized for delegates on the route Ashgabat - Turkmenbashi (Avaza) on September 17 and back on September 19.
Transfer on comfortable buses between the airport, hotels and the forum site will also be provided. Delegates will be accommodated in leading hotels of the resort area, including "Berkarar" and "Hazyna".
The organizers emphasize that the number of seats on charter flights is limited, and booking is carried out upon receipt of applications for confirmed participants.
The Investment Forum of Turkmenistan 2025, organized by the Ministry of Finance and Economy, as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan with the assistance of the Turkmen Congress company, is a key platform for discussing strategic directions of economic development and international partnership.
The registration period for participation in the forum has been extended until September 10, 2025. You can register on the forum organizers' website (www.tif-turkmenistan.com).
Contacts for additional information:
• contact@turkmencongress.com
• +993 71 87 18 14
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