At the Turkmen-Chinese exhibition that opened yesterday, more than 70 stands located in the vast territory of the CCIT exhibition center showcased China's multifaceted creative and innovative capabilities.

Representatives of Chinese business circles are introducing visitors to cutting-edge developments in the construction and modernization of gas and petrochemical complexes, the State News Agency of Turkmenistan reports.

The exhibition also includes companies specializing in providing services for technologies for identifying mineral deposits and assessing raw material reserves, as well as equipment and machinery required for drilling operations.

The achievements of this friendly state, a world leader in production and export volume, are of great interest to Turkmenistan.

The transport and communications sector is a promising area of cooperation and impacts the development of not only the two countries but also the entire Eurasian continent. It is worth noting that Turkmenistan's strategy is "Revival of the Great Silk Road."

The exhibition includes booths of Chinese companies producing various types of passenger buses for urban and intercity travel, as well as tourism.

A number of companies producing various spare parts for motor vehicles, including engines, batteries, and wheels, are taking part in the exhibition.

Of great interest is also the experience accumulated by Chinese state and private corporations in the construction of high-speed railways and highways, underground passages, urban subways, and bridges.

A number of companies are presenting services related to the textile industry, construction and installation, greenhouses, and water management facilities. Exhibitors also include manufacturers of agricultural machinery powered by smart technologies, fiber-optic cables, high-yield seeds for various crops that adapt quickly to the environment, and veterinary drugs.

Some stands provide information on the existing potential for cooperation in the production of various drugs and vaccines.