TIF 2025 Wraps Up with Bold Vision for Digital, Green, and Global Turkmenistan

The final day of the Turkmenistan Investment Forum (TIF 2025) has concluded with a strong emphasis on accelerating economic modernization through digital transformation, green technology, and expanded global trade partnerships.

The forum opened with Session 5, titled "Digital and Green Transformations for Sustainable Development," moderated by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Country Director in Turkmenistan, The Caspian Post reports via Turkmen media.

Leading voices from the CAREC Institute, International Finance Corporation (IFC), and United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) discussed how sustainability and innovation can drive long-term economic growth and resilience in Turkmenistan and the wider region.

Later in the day, Session 6 focused on "Strengthening the Institutional Foundations of Trade - Access to New Markets." The session featured insights from the World Bank’s Regional Director for Central Asia and senior representatives of the Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC). Speakers examined policy tools and institutional frameworks to help Turkmenistan diversify exports and integrate more effectively into international markets.

The discussions capped off a three-day forum that brought together government officials, global investors, multilateral institutions, and private sector leaders to explore new investment opportunities across key sectors of Turkmenistan’s economy, including energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and digital technologies.

TIF 2025 underscored Turkmenistan’s growing commitment to sustainable development, regional cooperation, and economic diversification - signaling a clear intent to position the country as a modern and competitive player on the global stage.