ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, September 28. Turkmenistan is always open for effective business cooperation with interested leading foreign partners, including the French CARPI Tech company, Trend reports.
This was stated by the President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov, during talks with the CEO of CARPI Tech, François Tronel, and the honorary president of this company, Alberto Maria Scuero, who arrived in Ashgabat on a visit.
During the meeting, the sides exchanged views on topical areas of cooperation between Turkmenistan and a French company specializing in the production of waterproofing and special underwater gaskets used in reservoirs.
Further, they discussed the prospects for cooperation in the context of the implementation of large-scale transformative programs in various sectors of the economy of Turkmenistan, where special importance is attached to the diversification of the industrial sector, modernization of its infrastructure based on the introduction of high technologies, and attraction of advanced foreign experience, in particular, in the field of construction of water supply systems.
Berdimuhamedov noted that Turkmenistan pays great attention to improving the agricultural system, protecting the environment, managing water resources, and introducing new irrigation methods. He also added that at the moment, the country is implementing joint projects with foreign countries and reputable international organizations to ensure environmental well-being.
He stressed that in this regard, Turkmenistan is interested in deepening mutually beneficial relations with leading representatives of international business circles through the use of world experience as well as the latest achievements of science.
Meanwhile, CARPI Tech, founded in 1963, began its career as a contractor specializing in waterproofing roofs, transport tunnels, and landfills. Since 1970, the company has grown into a leading specialist in the field of waterproofing hydraulic structures, especially with the use of modern synthetic geomembranes.
