Turkmen Delegation Highlights Energy and Environmental Issues at "Yerevan Dialogue 2026" International Forum
On May 5, 2026, the international conference titled "Yerevan Dialogue 2026" commenced in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. A delegation from Turkmenistan, led by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmet Gurbanov, is participating in this forum, which has gathered distinguished representatives from across the globe.
During the conference, the head of the Turkmen delegation delivered a speech detailing the priorities of Turkmenistan's energy policy. Specifically, the importance of ongoing efforts to modernize the country's energy sector, increase energy efficiency, and consistently reduce environmental emissions was emphasized.
Turkmenistan is taking concrete steps toward transitioning to renewable energy sources by creating a favorable legal framework for "green" energy, integrating ecological reforms with energy security, and ensuring the balanced development of regions.
Attention was drawn to both the technological and socio-economic aspects of the industry's environmental transformation. The state policy focuses on training specialists in new professional fields, adapting the labor market to modern demands, and ensuring seamless energy access for all segments of the population.
The head of the Turkmen delegation noted the strategic importance of international cooperation, particularly relations with the United Nations and international financial institutions, in successfully implementing national plans. This collaboration was characterized as an effective mechanism of external support for achieving sustainable development goals.
The "Yerevan Dialogue 2026" forum continues to serve as a platform for discussing the most pressing issues of modern times.
