ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, October 28. Turkmenistan and Russia exchanged assessments of current global and regional security threats, including the situation in Afghanistan and Central Asia, during consultations held in Moscow, Trend reports via the Turkmen MFA.
The discussions convened delegates from the diplomatic corps and
pertinent governmental entities of both nations. The Turkmen
contingent was spearheaded by Deputy Foreign Minister Akhmet
Gurbanov, whereas the Russian contingent was directed by Deputy
Foreign Minister Dmitry Lyubinsky.
The convening constituted a pivotal component of the operational
execution of the bilateral Cooperation Program established between
the foreign ministries of Turkmenistan and Russia for the fiscal
years 2025–2026, formalized in June 2025.
The stakeholders engaged in a comprehensive discourse on the
multifaceted dynamics of international and regional security
paradigms, underscoring the imperative of synergistic partnerships
in mitigating emergent threats. The envoys underscored the synergy
between Turkmenistan and Russia in the context of global governance
frameworks and examined avenues to enhance collaborative efforts
within multilateral institutions.
Focus was directed towards disseminating optimal methodologies and
augmenting the competencies of governmental entities tasked with
safeguarding information integrity. The stakeholders reiterated
their dedication to robust foreign policy alignment, reciprocal
backing, and sustaining consistent operational engagement.
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