CIET 2025 Concludes in Avaza: A Global Platform for Partnerships, Modernisation and Sustainable Growth
The International Conference and Exhibition “Development of the Construction, Industrial, Chemical and Energy Sectors of Turkmenistan” (CIET 2025) successfully concluded in the National Tourist Zone Avaza, reaffirming Turkmenistan’s growing role as a regional centre for industrial modernisation, sustainable construction, and innovation-driven development.
Held under the motto “Smart Construction. Clean Energy. Resilient Future.”, CIET 2025 welcomed more than 1,080 delegates from 55 countries, bringing together ministers and senior officials, global industry leaders, investors, technology providers, engineering firms, and international organisations.
A Forum of National Priorities and International Cooperation
CIET 2025 was structured in line with international best practices of major sector forums, combining a strategic conference agenda with an international exhibition and structured stakeholder engagement. The programme enabled dialogue between government institutions and international partners, supporting practical cooperation across construction, industrial manufacturing, chemicals, and energy value chains.
In his closing remarks, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan Baymyrat Annamammedov commended the dynamic exchange of views and reaffirmed the Government’s support for continued diversification and modernisation, highlighting the importance of innovation, responsibility, and partnership in Turkmenistan’s development strategy.
Exhibition and Technology Showcase
The exhibition component served as a practical showcase of applied solutions and investment-ready capabilities, presenting technologies and services across:
- modern construction methods and materials
- industrial and chemical engineering solutions
- infrastructure development and utilities modernisation
- digital and Industry 4.0 approaches
- clean energy and energy efficiency innovations
This format supported business networking and strengthened the platform’s role in promoting technology transfer, supplier engagement, and public–private cooperation.
Milestones Demonstrating Delivery Capacity
A distinguishing feature of CIET 2025 was the linkage between conference discussions and national implementation priorities. The forum coincided with a series of landmark initiatives and ceremonies reflecting the scale of Turkmenistan’s ongoing infrastructure and industrial development, including:
- the opening of the automobile bridge across the Garabogaz Köl Bay
- the groundbreaking of the Turkmenbashi–Garabogaz section of the highway extending toward the border with Kazakhstan
- the commissioning of a water-treatment facility in Esenguly district
- continued progress in industrial manufacturing capacity, including carbamide (urea) production development
These milestones reinforced CIET’s positioning not only as a forum for dialogue, but also as a platform aligned with delivery, industrial scaling, and regional connectivity.
International Expertise and Knowledge Exchange
CIET 2025 also benefited from participation by international organisations and global companies that shared perspectives on sustainable industrialisation, digital transformation, and the development of resilient infrastructure. The programme featured contributions on modern industrial technologies and digital approaches relevant to improving productivity and sustainability outcomes in manufacturing and construction.
Outcomes and Forward Outlook
CIET 2025 concluded with a clear message of confidence and international engagement. Participants highlighted the forum’s role in:
- strengthening international economic dialogue and cooperation frameworks
- supporting investment facilitation across priority sectors
- expanding the platform for technology exchange and partnerships
- reinforcing Turkmenistan’s long-term priorities in sustainable construction, energy efficiency, and industrial modernisation
As Turkmenistan continues to advance large-scale infrastructure and industrial initiatives, CIET remains an important convening platform connecting policy priorities with international expertise, investment interest, and practical cooperation—supporting a resilient, future-oriented development agenda.
