Turkmenistan has passed a set of economic incentives designed to support manufacturing and expand exports beyond its traditional gas sector. Government officials said the new measures include tax breaks for small and medium enterprises, duty reductions on export-ready goods, and expedited customs processing.
The initiative reflects efforts to broaden economic activity and reduce dependence on volatile global energy markets. Authorities say industries such as textiles, food processing, and light manufacturing are projected to benefit from the updated regulatory framework.
Regional economists note that long-term diversification could strengthen Turkmenistan’s resilience to external shocks and support job creation.
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