Representatives of Turkmenistan's state agencies studied China's experience in WTO accession
A delegation consisting of representatives of the Mejlis and relevant state agencies of Turkmenistan acquainted themselves with the People's Republic of China's experience in acceding to the World Trade Organization (WTO) from July 5 to 21, 2026. This was reported by the press service of the national parliament.
Organized by the Ministry of Commerce of China, this training seminar was held in the cities of Beijing, Fuxin, and Fuzhou. The University of International Business and Economics in Beijing was selected as the main base institution for the event.
The main objectives set for the visit were:
- assisting in the implementation of Turkmenistan's tasks regarding WTO accession;
- exchanging rich experience in the field of international trade;
- enhancing the professional level and awareness of Turkmen specialists.
Within the framework of a comprehensive program, Turkmen representatives were provided with detailed explanations of China's experience in joining the WTO and safeguarding national interests within the organization, as well as modern methods of managing free economic zones.
During the meetings, the parties paid special attention to the following areas:
- harmonizing Turkmenistan's national legislation with international trade rules and WTO agreements;
- implementing the tasks facing our country's parliament;
- strengthening the role of parliamentary diplomacy in this regard.
As noted, studying China's experience will help strengthen Turkmenistan's international trade and economic relations, improve the regulatory and legal framework within the process of WTO accession, and advance economic reforms in the country.
