Turkmenistan and Qatar Hold Political Consultations in Ashgabat

Turkmenistan and Qatar Hold Political Consultations in Ashgabat
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Turkmenistan and the State of Qatar held political consultations in Ashgabat on 20 October 2026, the Turkmen Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported. Turkmenistan was represented by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmet Gurbanov, and Qatar by Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi.

The sides held a comprehensive exchange of views on key bilateral cooperation issues. They discussed organizing mutual visits at the highest and high levels, improving the legal framework of relations, and enhancing cooperation on multilateral platforms, primarily within the United Nations. They also exchanged views on pressing regional and international issues.

On trade and economic ties, the sides discussed business forums, investment cooperation and joint projects, as well as prospects in the energy, digital and tourism sectors. Cultural and humanitarian cooperation was also on the agenda, including reciprocal Days of Culture, education and sports. Afterwards, both sides reaffirmed their mutual interest in consistently developing the Turkmen-Qatari partnership.

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