High-level talks are underway in Turkmenistan between Japan and Central Asian partners, exploring the region's role as a trade bridge between Europe and Asia.
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High-level talks are underway in Turkmenistan between Japan and Central Asian partners, exploring the region's role as a trade bridge between Europe and Asia.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.High-level visits in Turkmenistan focused on economic cooperation and the Central Asia – Japan Dialogue.1 source
Motegi visits Turkmenistan for talks on Central Asia as a Europe-Asia trade bridge.1 source
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Turkmenistan discussed bilateral trade and economic cooperation.Also in this story
- Turkmenistan is exploring prospects for business cooperation and deepening ties related to the circular economy.
- TotalEnergies and Bouygues are expanding trade and energy cooperation in Turkmenistan through major projects.
The entities involved
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Central Asia
subregion of the Asian continent
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Europe
terrestrial continent located in north-western Eurasia
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Turkmenistan
country in Central Asia
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- Uzbekistan and Armenia discussed expanding trade and investment ties within the broader Central Asia region.
- Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan affirmed shared interests regarding strategic corridors in Central Asia.
- Discussions on infrastructure connecting Central Asia and bilateral trade reaching $2.2 billion in 2025 involving Turkmenistan and Türkiye.