Turkmenistan is seeking a larger role in the Middle Corridor, while Damen builds dredgers for Caspian Sea ports and Turkmenistan maintains a mission in NATO.
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Updated sep 9
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Turkmenistan is seeking a larger role in the Middle Corridor, while Damen builds dredgers for Caspian Sea ports and Turkmenistan maintains a mission in NATO.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Turkmenistan is driving shipbuilding and technology transfer projects utilizing the Caspian Sea coast.Sub-event
Turkmenistan focuses on Middle Corridor trade, Caspian infrastructure development, and its NATO mission.1 source
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Caspian Sea
largest landlocked salt lake, located between Europe and Asia
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Damen
- Damen, a Dutch shipbuilder, has secured a €7 billion order from Germany and is involved in building frigates for NATO countries, while also facing internal state ownership and corruption issues.
- Damen acquired a stake in the Romanian shipyard Mangalia, leading to criticism from political figures like Ponta and USR.
Related events
- Turkmenistan is seeking to strengthen the management of the Caspian Sea, coinciding with a UN assessment of data gaps in the region.
- The Caspian Sea region, including cities like Baku and Ashgabat, is developing into a vital economic bridge between Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
- A summit cemented the geopolitical transformation of Trans-Caspian space, focusing on capitalizing on Caspian maritime assets for logistics routes.
- Climate change is causing sea levels to drop and water scarcity to rise in the Caspian Sea, threatening North-South trade routes and future geo-economic potential for Central Asia.
- Studies show sea level decline in the Caspian Sea poses risks to the regional economy, prompting monitoring by Uzbekistan and transport planning by Azerbaijan.