ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, April 22. Turkmen
Aýdyň gijeler company is offering Azerbaijan domestically produced
tablets and computers for use in the energy sector, Ruslan Tashov,
Head of Supply and Procurement at the company, said in an exclusive
interview with Trend.
Addressing prospects for cooperation with Azerbaijani companies
in digitalization and electronics, Tashov said: "Yes, we see strong
potential in this area and have high expectations. We have
previously partnered with companies on digitalization projects,
including in the field of electronic equipment."
According to him, the company currently has no active partners
from Azerbaijan in the oil and gas sector, but is aiming to
establish cooperation in this area.
"Initially, we exported our LED lamps to Azerbaijan, and now we
are offering new tablets and computers that can be used in the
energy industry," he added.
Aýdyň gijeler was founded in 2016 as part of Turkmenistan’s
state policy to develop domestic electronics production. The
company operates under a public-private partnership model, with 49%
owned by the state, represented by the Ministry of Industry and
Construction Production, and 51% by private business.
Its production complex spans more than 5 hectares and includes
over 10 workshops, manufacturing more than 30 types of products
ranging from LED lighting and cable products to computer hardware
and telecommunications equipment.
Initially focused on energy-efficient LED lamp production, with
a capacity exceeding 1 million units annually, the company later
expanded into digital electronics. By 2020, it had launched
production of smart TVs, tablets, smartphones, and IT solutions for
government and industrial needs. The company also produces cable
products with an annual capacity of up to 80 million meters and
participates in international projects with foreign partners.
Today, Aýdyň gijeler is considered a key element of
Turkmenistan’s import substitution strategy and is gradually
expanding its presence in external markets.
