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  1. Government bodies in Central Asia and Turkmenistan are addressing serious regional challenges, including land degradation and drought.
  2. The sovereign state of Turkmenistan is establishing its oil development base in the Caspian Sea.

Turkmenistan's Cabinet of Ministers approved proposals for modernizing the country's oil industry.

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Turkmenistan's Cabinet of Ministers approved proposals for modernizing the country's oil industry.

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  1. Turkmenistan's government ordered efficiency improvements and increased crude oil and natural gas production in its oil fields.Sub-event
  2. The President of Turkmenistan signed a resolution regarding the country's energy supply on August 28, 2026.Sub-event
  3. Hyundai Engineering is contracted for modernization projects in Turkmenistan's oil and gas sector.1 source
  4. Lee Won-jae visited the Turkmenbashi Oil Refinery Complex to discuss expanding cooperation in the oil refining sector.Sub-event
  5. The Cabinet of Ministers approved oil industry modernization proposals.1 source

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The sovereign state of Turkmenistan is establishing its oil development base in the Caspian Sea. All 2 developments

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