BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 5. Representatives of
Turkmenistan’s Ojar Aziýa and Afghanistan’s Sarwari Global
discussed potential cooperation on construction and infrastructure
projects in Afghanistan during a business meeting in Ashgabat.
This was reflected in a press release issued by Turkmenistan’s
TMT Consulting Group today.
The parties considered opportunities for joint work on
construction projects aimed at developing infrastructure and
creating modern facilities across Afghanistan.
According to Sultan Ahmad Sarwari, founder and chairman of
Sarwari Global, combining the capabilities of the two companies
could support the implementation of large-scale infrastructure
initiatives in Afghanistan.
Turkmenistan’s OJAR AZIA is a private construction company
established in 2008. The company operates across road construction,
residential and industrial development, transport and logistics,
utility infrastructure, construction-material production, and
equipment and transport services. According to its website, OJAR
AZIA has completed more than 40 projects, built over 500 kilometers
of roads, and employs more than 800 people.
OJAR AZIA is also developing projects beyond conventional
construction, including a flour-milling complex, a multifunctional
livestock complex and a hotel complex with roadside infrastructure
in Mary and Serhetabat. The company has identified the
Serakhs-Mary-Serhetabat motorway as a key infrastructure project
and has presented it at international business and investment
events.
