Japan’s Kawasaki Ready to Implement Infrastructure Projects in Turkmenistan

Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries has expressed its readiness to implement infrastructure projects in Turkmenistan. This was stated by a company representative during an interview, Trend news agency reported on Tuesday.

The company emphasized that, drawing on its international experience and modern technological solutions, Kawasaki Heavy Industries is prepared to support the modernization of the country’s industrial sector.

The representative also noted that Kawasaki Heavy Industries highly values Turkmenistan’s current investment climate, which offers favorable conditions for investors.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has extensive experience in implementing large-scale projects in Turkmenistan and participated in the construction of a gas-to-gasoline plant in the Ahal region. The plant processes 1.8 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually, producing 600,000 tons of ECO-93 gasoline, 12,000 tons of diesel fuel, and 115,000 tons of liquefied gas.