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An international scientific-practical conference titled “The Caspian Sea – Sea of Friendship and Peace” has opened in the National Tourist Zone “Avaza.” The forum is held in honor of the International Caspian Sea Day, reports Turkmenportal.
Participants include representatives of diplomatic missions from the Caspian littoral states — Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, and Russia — along with delegates from international organizations such as the United Nations, UNEP, UNDP, the European Union, and the OSCE.
Key topics include implementation of the Tehran Convention on the protection of the Caspian marine environment, the ornithological importance of the region, and the role of Turkmenistan's Khazar State Nature Reserve in preserving biodiversity.
The agenda also covers compliance with environmental standards at the Turkmenbashi International Seaport and the development potential of ecotourism in the Avaza zone.
Experts from the International Maritime Law Institute, FAO, and the World Bank are taking part via video link.
The forum will also address prospects for hydrometeorological cooperation among the Caspian states and highlight the sea’s role in promoting good neighborly relations in the region.
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In the Balkan region of Turkmenistan, extensive preparations are underway to celebrate the New Year. With the efforts of the Ministry of Trade and Foreign Economic Relations, the Balkan Regional Consumer Societies Union, and the local branch of the Turkmenistan Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Association, all retail outlets in the region have expanded their festive offerings. Residents and visitors can find a wide variety of food, industrial goods, and gift items.
Markets are adorned with fresh produce, sparkling globes, garlands, toys, candles, Christmas trees, and other gifts that capture the festive spirit. Modern greenhouses in Gyzylarbat, Magtymguly, Bereket districts, as well as in the cities of Balkanabat and Turkmenbashi, supply fresh vegetables and greens for the shelves of mobile trade points. High-quality meat, dairy products, vegetables, and fruits are sold at affordable prices. Beautifully packaged New Year gifts attract considerable interest from buyers.
To meet public demand, the Balkan Regional Consumer Societies Union has opened more than 100 mobile trade points across all districts and cities of the region. These mobile shops will operate until January 3, 2026, according to the «Türkmenistan» newspaper.
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