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Activities on ecology and environmental protection in Turkmenistan

According to the goals of the “Revival of a new era of a stable state: the National Program for the Socio-Economic Development of Turkmenistan for 2022-2052” and the “Program of the President of Turkmenistan for the Socio-Economic Development of Turkmenistan” of the country in 2022-2028,” the policy of neutrality of Turkmenistan is of global strategic importance.

As a tool, it is aimed at further developing cooperation with countries of the world and the region, as well as with authoritative international organizations. Diversification of the national economy of the state, the introduction of high technologies and digitalization processes into the system provide a powerful impetus for active participation in the global economic space and world economic relations.

Environmental protection is a systemic measure aimed at improving the living environment and quality of human life. From the first day Turkmenistan gained independence, great opportunities opened up to regulate human impact on nature. Efforts to use our natural resources for purposeful and social benefit are exemplary initiatives. Much attention is paid to the scientific and political directions of the country's development, the complete replacement of all industrial enterprises with environmentally friendly and safe new equipment and technologies, as well as the fact that newly built industrial enterprises must comply with environmental standards.

It is enough to note that before independence, land and water resources were poorly used, the soil, reclamation and ecological condition of the lands deteriorated, and the quality of products decreased. The main tasks facing us now are ensuring environmental safety, increasing soil fertility, increasing the production of agricultural and industrial products, and the efficient use of natural conditions and resources.

Improving the country's environmental legislation is of great importance for the successful implementation of the main strategy for preserving the country's ecological diversity. The Basic Law of Turkmenistan enshrines important provisions on environmental protection, systematic use of its resources, and ensuring environmental safety. Laws adopted to regulate environmental relations play a special role in regulating legal relations that arise when solving important problems of ensuring environmental safety. Today, in the age of advanced science and technology, the impact of humanity on nature is increasing every year.

Accordingly, it is very important to give students the necessary environmental knowledge and understanding of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere as a whole. Providing accurate ideas about them, understanding all types of impacts of human economic activity on nature (physical, chemical, biological) will prevent its pollution.

The establishment of broad international cooperation in the field of environmental protection is one of the main directions of the country's environmental policy. Today, dozens of projects and initiatives are being implemented in Turkmenistan, supported by organizations such as the National and Regional Environmental Protection Program, the UN Environment Program, the UN Global Environment Facility, and the World Conservation Union.

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Sep 20 2025
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In the Year of International Peace and Confidence, on the eve of the 34th anniversary of Turkmenistan’s Independence, the Turkmenistan Investment Forum (TIF 2025) was held in the Avaza National Tourist Zone on September 18 and 19, 2025. This major event brought together more than 800 foreign and local representatives to discuss the country’s investment opportunities. President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedow congratulated the forum participants on this occasion. "I firmly believe that this event in Avaza will contribute to the industrialization and socio-economic development of regions during the period of the Revival of the new era of the sovereign state, the introduction of modern technologies in sectors, the active implementation of the digital economy concept, and the attraction of investment," the head of state noted in his congratulatory message. The forum began with a plenary session entitled "Investment attractiveness of Turkmenistan as a factor ensuring strategic efficiency." The moderator of the session was Dmitry Shlapachenko, UN Resident Coordinator in Turkmenistan. Keynote speeches were delivered by prominent experts from around the world. Among them were Beatrice Luce Maser Mallor, Executive Director of the World Bank, and Rabab Fatima, Under-Secretary-General of the UN, who participated online. Speaking via videoconference to the participants of the Investment Forum in Avaza, UN Under-Secretary-General Rabab Fatima highly appreciated Turkmenistan's leading position in promoting the interests of landlocked developing countries and presented new UN initiatives aimed at attracting investment. The forum participants will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the latest economic reforms and initiatives, establish direct contacts with state and private enterprises of Turkmenistan, and develop specific investment It provided a wide opportunity to discuss projects and identify new directions for cooperation. The forum program included strategic panel discussions, presentations of investment projects, B2B and B2G meetings, master classes and cultural events. Within the framework of the Investment Forum of Turkmenistan (TIF-2025), which was held in the Avaza National Tourist Zone, a number of important documents were signed aimed at strengthening strategic agreements in various sectors of the economy. These agreements demonstrated the broad economic interests of Turkmenistan and its readiness to deepen international cooperation.