Turkmenistan-Georgia Diplomacy & Trade: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov’s state visit to Georgia wrapped up after high-level talks and a business forum focused on transport, logistics, and expanding trade (last year up 26% to over $100 million). The sides backed cooperation on TRACECA and the Lapis Lazuli corridor and discussed a Turkmen cargo terminal on Georgia’s Black Sea coast, alongside energy, telecoms, textiles, and construction. EU–Central Asia Security Dialogue: Turkmen Deputy Foreign Minister Ahmet Gurbanov told the EU–Central Asia high-level meeting in Brussels that long-term security can’t rely on force alone, calling for political-diplomatic mechanisms, confidence-building, and UN-centered multilateralism. Climate Shock: Central Asia is facing an exceptional heatwave, with Turkmenistan reported at about +47.8°C. Heritage Preservation: Turkmenistan launched a digital-tech workshop to help preserve the ancient Dandanakan mosque ruins at the Ancient Merv reserve. Education & Skills: Green University opened 50 grants for students from Turkic states, including Turkmenistan, targeting sustainability and climate-focused programs. Regional Mobility: Tunisia published 2026 visa-free entry lists that include Turkmen citizens under specific conditions.