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Political Consultations in Belgrade: Cooperation between Turkmenistan and Serbia, and Participation in "EXPO-2027"
01 Nov. 07:31A new round of political consultations between the foreign ministries of Turkmenistan and Serbia was held in Belgrade. The Turkmen delegation was led by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Akhmet Gurbanov, while the Serbian side was represented by the State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Damjan Jovic.
During the meeting, the diplomats engaged in a constructive and substantive exchange of views on key bilateral issues. They emphasized the importance of regular political consultations as an effective coordination mechanism. The need to improve the bilateral legal framework for further deepening the relationship was also confirmed.
Among the most promising areas for bilateral economic cooperation were trade, the textile industry, the export of Turkmen polymers, fertilizers, and agricultural products. Special attention was given to enhancing ties in the humanitarian sphere, including culture, education, and tourism.
The participants expressed satisfaction with the positive experience of close interaction between the two countries on international platforms, particularly within the United Nations. It was emphasized that Turkmenistan and Serbia mutually support each other and act as co-authors of significant international initiatives, demonstrating a high level of trust and alignment of positions on global issues.
As part of his visit to Serbia, Akhmet Gurbanov also held a meeting with the director of the International Specialized Exhibition "EXPO-2027" in Belgrade, Danilo Jerinic.
The parties discussed in detail the organizational matters related to Turkmenistan's participation in the upcoming event, which will take place from May 15 to August 15, 2027. Participation in such a large-scale international event will allow Turkmenistan to showcase its achievements in science, technology, and sustainable development.
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