ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, October 30. A dialogue
of energy sector leaders from Central Asian countries, with the
participation of representatives from the European Union and the
German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ), was held at the
GIZ office, Trend
reports via the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Belgium.
The roundtable focused on strengthening regional cooperation in
renewable energy, electricity trade, and cross-border connectivity,
as well as developing a shared vision for sustainable energy
transition across Central Asia.
In his opening remarks, Sapar Palvanov, Ambassador of
Turkmenistan to Belgium, highlighted Turkmenistan’s dual
responsibility as an energy-producing nation: “First, to ensure a
stable and secure energy supply to the region, and second, to
fulfill climate commitments and promote a clean and sustainable
future.”
He underscored the productive partnership between Turkmenistan
and GIZ in the field of capacity building.
“Through this cooperation, we are creating not only projects but
also the professionals who will shape their successful
implementation”, he noted.
The participants reaffirmed their shared commitment to promoting
renewable energy, innovation, and regional connectivity in line
with the Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing that
collaboration is key to achieving a resilient and low-carbon future
for the region.
