A Turkmen-Chinese business forum attended by more than 500 people was held in Shanghai

A Turkmen-Chinese business forum attended by more than 500 people was held in Shanghai
76 09.11.2026

The Turkmen-Chinese Business Forum was held in Shanghai on November 6–7, bringing together more than 500 representatives of government institutions and business communities from both countries, including specialists from over 70 companies. This was reported by Turkmenportal.

The main topics of the forum included the development of trade and economic ties, expansion of investment cooperation, and strengthening business relations between Turkmenistan and China. The event was organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan and TMT Consulting Group. It took place at the Radisson Blu Forest Manor Shanghai Hongqiao hotel as part of the 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE 2026). Private Enterprise OJAR ASIA acted as the premium sponsor.

The business programme featured thematic sessions on bilateral trade, industrial cooperation, the introduction of modern technologies, the development of transport and logistics corridors, business digitalization, and cooperation in the agro-industrial sector. Prospects for collaboration in education, tourism, and cultural heritage preservation were also discussed.

The forum also included bilateral talks and a signing ceremony for cooperation agreements. Company representatives discussed opportunities for launching joint projects and establishing long-term partnerships.

Private Enterprise OJAR ASIA presented several infrastructure and investment initiatives. These included the construction of the Serakhs–Mary–Serhetabat high-speed motorway, the establishment of a warehousing and logistics complex at the Turgundi dry port in Afghanistan, as well as a hotel and logistics complex and a flour mill with a grain elevator in Serhetabat.

In addition, the company presented projects for the construction of a greenhouse complex and a multifunctional livestock complex in Mary Region.

On November 7, participants visited industrial enterprises in China, where they learned about production processes and exchanged experience.