OPEC Fund approves $45 million for Turkmenistan

22:52 16.12.2021 3841

https://oilgas.gov.tm/storage/posts/3557/original-161bae5f03afc6.gif

 The OPEC Fund for International Development (OPEC Fund) approved the allocation of $352 million for sustainable development operations around the world, of which $45 million - for Turkmenistan.  This decision was made at the 178th session of the Board of Governors, which took place on December 15, according to the website of the Fund.

 The new OPEC Fund will support public sector projects in 10 countries, including Turkmenistan, for which a $45 million loan is envisaged for the Merchant Marine project.

 The project for Turkmenistan will include the construction of three new vessels for the transport of rail, passenger and dry cargo.  After commissioning, the new vessels will increase the use of the seaport of Turkmenbashi on the Caspian Sea, part of the Europe-Caucasus-Asia transport corridor and one of the country's largest ports.

 The project also involves technology transfer through training of shipyard personnel in shipbuilding and repair.  In addition to stimulating trade and economic activity, the project will create jobs, especially for young graduates.

 The OPEC Foundation is the only development agency with a global mandate to provide funding from member countries exclusively to non-member countries.

 The OPEC Fund was established by OPEC member countries in 1976 with the aim of stimulating development, strengthening communities and empowering people.

 The OPEC Fund has allocated more than $22 billion for development projects in more than 125 countries.

Other articles
1630d9affb6df9.png
Aviation kerosene and liquefied gas sold to foreign buyers at the auction

Last week, 20 transactions were registered at the auctions of the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan.


161f78079ab716.jpeg
Representatives of Turkmenistan and Pakistan to discuss TAPI projects and power lines in Islamabad

From January 30 to February 4, deputy minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan Vepa Khadzhiev was seconded to Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, to conduct comprehensive negotiations on energy projects. The corresponding order was signed by President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov during the government meeting held on Friday.


1648db22f2a139.jpg
Maxim Bortnikov – Managing Director at the Center for the Implementation of the Principles of Sustainable Development of Gazprombank:

“The theme of the International Conference held in Ashgabat is rather topical, as evidenced by the composition of its participants, including representatives of government agencies, large international organizations, banks, big gas companies, scientists, leading specialists and experts in the oil and gas sphere.


161f91bed91bec.jpeg
The mysterious gas crater has its own real story

The President of Turkmenistan, speaking on January 7 at the first meeting of the Government this year, ordered to find a solution to extinguish the gas crater that has been burning for more than 50 years in the very center of the Karakum desert.


160c85446b6fcd.jpeg
More than 1.8 million tons of "black gold" were shipped to TCOR in five months

The specialists of the main oil pipelines department have achieved good results in the delivery of "black gold" mined in the Balkan region to TCOR.