An educational seminar involving specialists from Germany’s Clausthal University of Technology was held at the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International University of Oil and Gas. The event focused on developing international cooperation in the energy sector, learning from scientific and technical expertise, and introducing innovative approaches.

The seminar was organised with the support of the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) project entitled “European Union for the Green Development of Turkmenistan: Policy Dialogue and Climate Change Measures for 2024–2029”.

During the event, training sessions were held on modern technologies used in gas well drilling and the storage of hydrocarbon resources. Participants learned about contemporary methods of drilling oil and gas wells, as well as technologies for the efficient development and safe storage of hydrocarbon resources.

The discussions also covered opportunities for using renewable energy sources, methods of producing hydrogen fuel, and the application of artificial intelligence technologies in the energy sector.

Young specialists, lecturers and students attending the seminar exchanged views and experience with foreign professors and teaching staff. They learned about new technologies used in the energy industry, current trends in scientific and technical development, and the introduction of innovative solutions in industrial production.

As part of the event, guests from Germany learned about the structure of the Yagshygeldi Kakayev International University of Oil and Gas and the work of its research laboratories and specialised centres. They also explored the capabilities of the Luban Workshop in Turkmenistan.

The visit enabled the foreign specialists to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the university’s current approach to practical professional training, the integration of scientific research with industrial production, and the specific features of the education system.

Seminar participants highly valued the opportunities available for advancing science and education, improving young people’s professional training, and introducing modern technologies. The parties also expressed their readiness to further develop mutual cooperation and identified future areas for joint activities.

Meetings with representatives of Clausthal University of Technology helped enhance the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of young specialists at the Turkmen university, while also promoting effective cooperation in education and science.

The seminar marked an important step towards strengthening international cooperation, exploring innovative approaches in the energy sector, advancing practical training, and preparing highly qualified professionals for the industry.