BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 13. Turkmenistan and
Austria have identified artificial intelligence, digitalization,
and the green economy as promising areas of bilateral
cooperation.
This was announced in a report by the press service of the
Turkmen government published on June 12, following the 13th meeting
of the Joint Turkmen-Austrian Commission.
“High-tech sectors such as the green economy, digitalization,
and artificial intelligence have been identified as particularly
promising areas for cooperation,” the report says.
According to the report, growing interest in partnership is also
being seen in the development of urban infrastructure, water
treatment technologies, and the banking sector.
Earlier in April 2026, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty
(Parliament) of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov visited
Austria, where he held talks focused on expanding cooperation in
energy, transport, and investment, as well as strengthening ties
with European partners, according to the press release published by
the press service of the Turkmen government on April 11.
“High-tech sectors, including green energy, digitalization, and
artificial intelligence, have been identified as promising areas
for cooperation. Turkmenistan has shown great interest in Austria’s
experience in developing urban infrastructure, water treatment
technologies, and the banking sector. Collaboration in these areas
will enable the introduction of innovative solutions into the
national economy, promote its diversification, and ensure
sustainable development,” the press release says.
