AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCultural Heritage & Climate Risk: Turkmenistan has launched a field workshop using advanced digital technologies to help preserve the ancient Dandanakan mosque ruins at the Ancient Merv State Reserve, warning that the site faces growing threats from climate change and desertification. SDGs & Water/Desertification: At the UN ECOSOC High-Level Political Forum, Turkmenistan said it has integrated 85% of Sustainable Development Goals into national programmes, with priorities including environmental protection, climate action, and combating desertification. SDG Data Reporting: A UN technical meeting in Ashgabat focused on fixing gaps and inconsistencies in SDG indicator reporting ahead of Turkmenistan’s third Voluntary National Review. Education for Sustainability: Green University announced 50 grants for students from Turkic states to study environment, sustainable development, circular economy, and environmental law. Regional Connectivity (Transport/Energy): President Serdar Berdimuhamedov’s talks in Georgia highlighted expanding the Lapis Lazuli transport corridor and cooperation in energy—key for greener, more efficient regional logistics.
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