Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan strengthened their strategic partnership through agreements covering security, economy, and energy, with bilateral trade surging from 178 million dollars in 2017 to 1.2 billion dollars in 2025, creating regional stability amid global instability.
China and Turkmenistan are reinforcing their partnership. The relationship is defined by consistency and strategic trust since 1992.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for expanded cooperation with Turkmenistan. He emphasized the natural gas sector and trade.
The national leader of Turkmenistan will visit China. The visit is scheduled from March 17 to 19.
Iranian President Pezeshkian thanked Turkmenistan's leader for attending funeral ceremonies and expressing support following recent US-Israeli aggression that killed Iran's Leader and others, emphasizing both nations' deep friendship and commitment to expanding bilateral cooperation in energy, trade, and regional stability.
China and Turkmenistan are reinforcing their partnership. The relationship is defined by consistency and strategic trust since 1992.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for expanded cooperation with Turkmenistan. He emphasized the natural gas sector and trade.
Registration opened for Turkmenistan's 31st Oil and Gas conference in October 2026, expected to attract global energy leaders following the 2025 edition's 1,400 delegates from 70 countries, amid major development of the world's largest Galkynysh gas field adding 10 billion cubic metres capacity annually.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged China and Turkmenistan to deepen ties. He emphasized mutual support and cooperation.
China and Turkmenistan aim to deepen ties. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed support. Cooperation will be mutually beneficial.