ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, February 26. Goods from the petrochemical and light industries were traded at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange (GTSBT) of Turkmenistan on February 25, Trend reports.
Among the potential buyers, entrepreneurs from Afghanistan stuck out of the crowd, who signed a deal with the State Concern "Turkmennebit" for the purchase of liquefied gas worth $6,848,000.
Domestically, Turkmen business representatives secured an agreement for the procurement of cotton yarn, totaling 136,710 manat ($39,058).
In the thick of the trading session, three deals were wrapped up, with the total value hitting around $6,887,000, making quite a splash in the market pond.
Established in 1994, GTSBT serves as a pivotal entity within the national economic framework, overseeing export-import dynamics and enabling seamless transactional transparency across diverse sectors such as petrochemicals, agriculture, textiles, and construction materials.
