Turkmenistan opens doors to strategic partnership with European Union countries
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The "Turkmenistan Economy Days" will be held in Frankfurt am Main on October 30 and 31, 2025, according to the International Information Center of Turkmenistan.
This two-day forum is billed as a strategic platform designed to deepen trade and economic cooperation and build strong partnerships between Turkmenistan, European Union countries, and global investors.
This large-scale event, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan with the support of the Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations (Eastern Committee on German Economy) and the Consulate of Turkmenistan in Germany, is a direct invitation to international businesses. It demonstrates Turkmenistan's commitment to active integration into the global economy and the adoption of advanced technologies.
The forum will bring together government officials, experts, and business leaders to discuss prospects for cooperation in key sectors of the Turkmen economy.
The "Economy Days" will focus on strategic sectors that are the cornerstone of the country's modernization. This includes discussions of projects aimed at deep processing of hydrocarbon raw materials, a presentation of Turkmenistan's potential as a key logistics hub at the crossroads of Eurasia, a demonstration of measures to ensure the stability and attractiveness of the financial market, opportunities for localizing production and implementing innovations, and a presentation of the potential of environmentally friendly raw materials and high-quality finished products.
The "Economy Days" will not only be a platform for discussion, but also a venue for concluding mutually beneficial agreements and establishing long-term relationships.
International investors and industry experts will have the opportunity not only to gain insight into the national economic potential but also to exchange best practices and explore specific investment projects.
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