Foreign publications dedicated special issues to the 30th anniversary of independence of Turkmenistan

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On the eve of the 30th anniversary of Turkmenistan's independence, a number of foreign publications, including Turkish Yerli düşünce and Istanbool Today, Galkynysh in Austria, Business Central Asia in India, as well as The Diplomatic Insight in Pakistan, published special issues dedicated to the anniversary date.

The publications tell in detail about the history of independence of Turkmenistan, about achievements in politics, economy, social and legal spheres, science and culture. They contain articles describing the prospects for the development of mutually beneficial relations of Turkmenistan with the countries of the world, and the strengthening of relations with neighbors in the region.

Also, these magazines provide extensive information about the Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia, which took place in August this year in the Avaza National Tourist Zone. Readers are offered materials on the initiatives of the head of Turkmenistan, priority directions of the country's positive foreign policy, energy and environmental diplomacy of the country.

Some publications in editions are dedicated to the 140th anniversary of Ashgabat.

The authors of the articles talk about the uniqueness of Turkmenistan's neutrality, its role in maintaining regional stability. Particular emphasis is placed on international initiatives in the field of energy, transport, water diplomacy and practical steps taken by our country aimed at strengthening global peace and security, as well as the effective implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Along with this, information is provided on the socio-political events of the country in the context of the transition of the national parliament to a bicameral system.

The pages of the magazines are illustrated with vivid photographs about the life of the country and the capital, culture, music and song art, national heritage, historical monuments, the newspaper "Neutral Turkmenistan" reports today.

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