BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 4. Türkiye and
Turkmenistan have signed a 71-point action plan covering
cooperation in areas ranging from trade and investment to energy,
transportation, education and industry, Turkish Vice President
Cevdet Yılmaz wrote on his official X account, Trend reports.
The document was signed following the 9th meeting of the
Intergovernmental Turkish-Turkmen Commission on Economic
Cooperation held in Ashgabat.
Yılmaz said he held both one-on-one and delegation-level talks
with Turkmenistan's Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers
Nokerguly Atagulyev, during which the sides reviewed measures aimed
at further developing bilateral relations.
He noted that Ankara and Ashgabat are seeking to deepen their
economic partnership not only through increased bilateral trade,
but also through joint production, joint investment initiatives and
the implementation of projects in third countries.
The Turkish vice president added that the two sides
comprehensively discussed future cooperation across a broad range
of sectors and expressed confidence that the protocol signed at the
conclusion of the commission meeting would contribute to the
further development of bilateral economic ties.
