Turkmenistan and EU hold 9th interparliamentary meeting in Brussels

[ad_1] ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, March 7. Turkmenistan and the European Union held the ninth interparliamentary assembly in Brussels, Pattern stories by way of the press service of the Turkmen authorities.

The Turkmen delegation, led by Maksat Kulyyev, Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Worldwide and Interparliamentary Relations, met with EU representatives headed by MEP Giuseppina Princi, Chair of the European Parliament Delegation for relations with Central Asian international locations (DCAS).

The assembly targeted on political and financial cooperation, regional developments in Central Asia, worldwide points, and subjects associated to the rule of legislation and social coverage.

Contributors emphasised the significance of normal interparliamentary contacts as a device for strengthening belief and mutual understanding. EU deputies highlighted the rising significance of EU-Central Asia cooperation amid ongoing international tensions and expressed curiosity in increasing sensible areas of partnership, together with financial, vitality, academic, and scientific exchanges.

The Turkmen aspect offered nationwide initiatives in sustainable growth, vitality, environmental safety, and renewable vitality, whereas underscoring the nation’s transport connectivity and strategic function in worldwide transit and logistics routes, together with the potential of the Turkmenbashi Worldwide Sea Port as a key regional hub.

Regional stability and connectivity in Central Asia had been additionally mentioned, alongside humanitarian and social cooperation. Contributors praised the substantive and constructive nature of the dialogue and agreed to carry the subsequent assembly in Ashgabat early subsequent yr.