US-Turkmenistan discuss expanding energy and transportation cooperation
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U.S. and Turkmenistan delegations met in Ashgabat on November 3 for political consultations aimed at expanding energy and transportation cooperation. Turkmen Foreign Minister Rashid Meredov and U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Samir Paul Kapur led the respective delegations. Talks covered trade and investment, energy and transport links, and educational and cultural exchanges, with the C5+1 Central Asia-U.S. platform also on the agenda. Turkmen state media TDH separately reported a meeting between National Council chairman Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov and Kapur, where the Turkmen side raised energy issues. The talks signal Washington's push to deepen engagement with energy-rich Central Asia and to develop transport corridors bypassing traditional routes. What to watch next is whether the consultations produce concrete energy or transit agreements and further C5+1 coordination.
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Turkmenistan, United States, Samir Paul Kapur, Rashid Meredov, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov