During a high-level diplomatic engagement in Antalya, Turkmenistan’s Foreign Minister Rashid Meredov met with Adem Kula, the Secretary General of the Union of Turkic Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The discussions centered on evaluating the current economic trajectory of member states and identifying strategic opportunities for future institutional cooperation.

A significant focal point of the meeting was the official induction of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan into the Union in March 2024. Both officials remarked that this membership serves as a vital bridge for integrating the Turkmen business community into the broader regional economic framework and fostering multilateral trade initiatives.

The talks also delved into the establishment of integrated production cycles and supply chains among the member nations. By aligning manufacturing capabilities, the participating countries aim to create a more resilient industrial landscape that can effectively address both regional and global market demands.

Looking ahead, the parties reaffirmed their commitment to promoting collaborative investment projects and streamlining trade procedures. The dialogue concluded with a shared vision of strengthening the economic foundations of the Turkic states through sustained private sector engagement and streamlined industrial policy.