In Ashgabat, 15 international documents of understanding were signed between state agencies of Turkmenistan and foreign companies on the sidelines of the International Conference and Exhibition "Development of Construction, Industrial, Chemical, and Energy Sectors of Turkmenistan" (CIET-2026). This was reported by the organizers of the event.

The documents were concluded with 14 major companies representing 10 countries, including the United Kingdom, Kazakhstan, Switzerland, Germany, China, Japan, Malaysia, Slovakia, Denmark, and the Republic of Korea. The signed agreements cover a wide range of production and infrastructure projects.

The Ministry of Construction and Architecture signed documents on urban development and earthquake-resistant technologies with the UK's ZHA Architects Limited, Kazakhstan's FALTEC, and Switzerland's Leica Geosystems AG. The Ministry of Industry and Construction Production agreed on cooperation with five companies from Germany and China. At the same time, the Ministry of Energy signed memorandums with China's TBEA and Japan's Sumitomo Corporation, while the Ministry of Highways established cooperation with Slovakia's Betamont s.r.o. and Switzerland's Leica Geosystems AG.

The State Concern "Turkmenhimiya" reached agreements with Denmark's Topsoe A/S to ensure the reliable operation of the gas-to-gasoline plant in Ahal province and the "Garabogazkarbamid" plant, and with South Korea's Samsung E&A Co., Ltd. to develop the chemical industry. In addition, Malaysia's Bitdeer Supply Chain SDN. BHD. signed a joint memorandum with three Turkmen ministries.

As a reminder, the CIET-2026 international exhibition and conference, which brought together more than 800 delegates from 60 countries, is taking place in the capital city of Ashgabat from November 3 to 5.