Here is the list of documents signed during the TIF 2026, 1-2 October 2026, Ashgabat, from the information gathered from open sources:
Communications & Digital Infrastructure
- Signatories: The Ministry of Communications of Turkmenistan and OnU H&C (a specialized technology firm from South Korea).
- Details: Formatted as a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation. The primary mandate is the joint deployment of advanced telecommunications infrastructure, digital capacity building, and integrating modern communication network enhancements across Turkmenistan.
Heavy Transport & Railway Infrastructure
- Signatories: The Ministry of Railway Transport of Turkmenistan and CSCEC International Construction Co., Ltd. (a primary international arm of the China State Construction Engineering Corporation).
- Details: Formatted as a Memorandum of Understanding. The partnership targets the modernization of Turkmenistan’s primary railway tracks, infrastructure expansion, and capacity integration to anchor the country’s position as a cross-Eurasian transport corridor.
Water Resource Engineering & Dredging
- Signatories: The State Committee for Water Management of Turkmenistan, Damen Workboats B.V. (Netherlands), and Liamol Trading GmbH (Germany/International). [1]
- Details: A multi-party commercial and technical cooperation framework. It explicitly covers:
- Systemic modernization of national water management facilities.
- Executing vital deep-water dredging across rivers and industrial water channels.
- Procuring, maintaining, and structurally upgrading the state’s auxiliary technical vessel fleet.
Maritime Logistics & Localized Shipbuilding
- Signatories: Balkan Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Yard (OJSC) (Turkmenistan’s premier state-backed shipyard), Damen Technical Cooperation B.V. (Netherlands), and Liamol Trading GmbH.
- Details: A highly significant, long-term strategic partnership agreement formally spanning 2026 to 2036. The contract maps out:
- Joint engineering and localized production of heavy marine vessels.
- Integrating advanced technical systems into the Balkan facility to scale up ship repair efficiency.
- Introducing modern maritime technologies alongside concrete steps for localizing manufacturing components directly inside Turkmenistan.
Industrial Chemicals & Plant Operations
- Signatories: State Concern “Türkmenhimiýa” and Tianjin Bohua Engineering Co., Ltd. (a large-scale industrial engineering corporation from China).
- Details: Formatted as a Memorandum of Cooperation. The target focuses on engineering research, technological transfers, and upgrading chemical plants to maximize output from Turkmenistan’s vast mineral and gas derivatives.
- Signatories: State Concern “Türkmenhimiýa” and “Türkmen enjam” Economic Society (a private domestic enterprise).
- Details: Binding service and supply contracts. These agreements explicitly guarantee the continuous supply of specialized parts and technical maintenance required for uninterrupted manufacturing operations at the Tejenkarbamid (Tejen Urea) industrial plant.
Oil Refining Logistics
- Signatories: State Concern “Türkmennebit” (Turkmen Petroleum) and Hybrid Innovation GmbH (Germany).
- Details: A commercial engineering and construction contract. It covers the complete design, blueprint development, and ground-up construction of a dedicated industrial pallet production facility located directly inside the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries (TKNPP) to optimize the downstream packaging and shipping of refined products. /// nCa, 5 October 2026