ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, February 23.
Turkmenistan discussed prospects for cooperation in the energy
sector with Switzerland-based BASF Intertrade AG,
Trend reports via the press service of the Turkmen
Government.
The talks took place in Ashgabat between the leadership of
Turkmengaz and Turkmennebit, the state-owned energy concerns, and
Viktor Nikitin, the Business Development Manager at BASF Intertrade
AG, a subsidiary of Germany’s BASF Group.
The meeting encompassed a broad spectrum of topics concerning
the integration of innovative technologies into Turkmenistan’s
energy sector.
The discussions underscored Turkmenistan's strategic focus on
expanding international collaboration and attracting renowned
global firms to contribute to the development of its fuel and
energy sector. BASF Group, recognized for its extensive expertise
in petrochemicals, was identified as a dependable technological
partner for the execution of large-scale national projects.
BASF Group is one of the world’s largest chemical producers,
headquartered in Ludwigshafen, Germany. Founded in 1865, the
company operates globally and provides a wide range of products and
solutions for industries including oil and gas, petrochemicals,
energy, automotive, agriculture, construction, and consumer
goods.
