BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 29. Turkmenistan is
preparing an exhibition showcasing the country’s economic
achievements to mark the 35th anniversary of independence.
This was reflected in the statement of the Turkmen government,
published following a regular Cabinet of Ministers meeting chaired
by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov via digital system.
Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers N. Atagulyyev
reported on preparations for the large-scale exhibition. According
to the report, the exhibition will showcase Turkmenistan’s
achievements and progress made during the years of independence, as
well as major transformations taking place across all areas of the
state and society.
"The event is intended to highlight the country’s development
and achievements aimed at strengthening Turkmenistan’s standing and
improving the well-being of its people," the statement reads.
A relevant proposal was submitted to the president for
consideration. Following the report, Berdimuhamedov stressed the
importance of reflecting the country’s major activities and
achievements in the exhibition’s displays. The president instructed
the relevant authorities to properly prepare for the exhibition and
ensure that it is held at a high level.
Turkmenistan declared independence on 27 October
1991. The 35th anniversary in 2026 is expected to feature a series
of official events, including large-scale exhibitions that
traditionally present progress in the oil and gas sector, textiles,
agriculture, construction, transport infrastructure, and social
development. Similar exhibitions held in previous anniversary years
have served as platforms to display industrial output, new
technologies, and state programs aimed at economic diversification
and improving living standards.
