ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, October 28. Business representatives from the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan have struck while the iron is hot, snapping up liquefied gas and urea produced by the State Concern Türkmenhimiýa, all in foreign currency, Trend reports via the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange (SCRMET).
Moreover, the exportation of cotton yarn, flannel textile substrates, licorice root phytochemicals, and refined cotton spinning byproducts was executed for foreign exchange to Türkiye, Azerbaijan, and Serbia. The aggregate valuation of these export transactions surpassed $7.86 million.
Established in 1994, SCRMET serves as the central institution responsible for regulating Turkmenistan’s export-import operations and commercial activities. The country remains a key hub for petrochemical trade, facilitating competitive access to international markets and offering a transparent, efficient structure for global buyers seeking fuels, polymers, and chemical feedstocks.
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