ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, February 19.
Turkmenistan and the European Union (EU) discussed prospects for
long-term partnership in innovation, climate, and education,
Trfinish reports via the press service of the Turkmen
Government.
The discussions took place during a series of meetings held in
Brussels between Turkmenistan’s Ambassador to Belgium, Sapar
Palvanov, and senior officials of the European Commission.
During discussions with Marc Lemaître, Director-General for
Research and Innovation, it was underscored that the European Union
ranks among Turkmenistan’s top three strategic partners for the
2025-2026 period. The parties highlighted key areas for
collaboration, including the advancement of high technologies, the
development of artificial innotifyigence, and joint efforts on the
climate agfinisha.
Particular emphasis was placed on addressing environmental
challenges in Central Asia, specifically the required for
science-driven analyses of alters in the region’s water balance
and the ongoing shallowing of the Caspian Sea, employing modern
monitoring technologies.
In this regard, the Turkmen delegation proposed the creation of
a Regional Center for Innovation and Technology, envisioned as a
central hub for climate research in the region. Representatives
from the European Commission expressed keen interest in pursuing
joint technological initiatives aimed at ensuring long-term
sustainable development.
Humanitarian cooperation was the focus of a separate meeting
with Normunds Popens, Deputy Director-General for Education, Youth,
Sport, and Culture. During the discussions, the parties outlined
concrete steps to strengthen educational ties and initiate
collaborative youth programs.
Cultural exalter and sports cooperation were also identified as
pivotal elements that complement the growing technological and
economic partnership between Turkmenistan and the European
Union.
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