The first day of the Turkmenistan Investment Forum (TIF 2025) on September 18 continued with a broad discussion of key sectors of the country's economy. International experts and representatives of Turkmenistan's government agencies focused on exploring new areas of cooperation in energy, construction, and logistics, the Forum Organizing Committee told Takyk.

The agenda included specialized sessions on key investment areas. In the session "Sustainable and Reliable Energy Stability – Development of Priority Sectors of Turkmenistan's Fuel and Energy Complex," the heads of the state-owned concerns Turkmengaz and Turkmennebit discussed the development of the fuel and energy sector with the heads of major energy companies such as Dragon Oil, Petronas, and TotalEnergies.

The session "New Directions in Turkmenistan's Construction and Industrial Sectors and Prospects for Mutually Beneficial Cooperation" showcased Turkmenistan's industrial potential and extensive opportunities. Companies such as Daewoo E&C, Wirtgen Group, and Primetals Technologies participated in the event.

The following sessions, titled "Developing Reliable Transport and Communications Infrastructure in Turkmenistan: Investments in the Transport and Logistics System" and "Investing in Climate-Resilient Agriculture and Agro-Processing," featured experts from the OECD, the World Bank, AIIB, and John Deere.

The active participation of international financial institutions and transnational corporations demonstrates their strong interest in implementing specific projects in Turkmenistan.