Development indicators grow in Turkmenistan’s construction and industrial complex
06 November 2026
Development indicators grow in Turkmenistan’s construction and industrial complex

At the Cabinet of Ministers meeting held in digital format on November 5 under the leadership of President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov, the results of the activities of the country’s construction and industrial complex for January–October 2026 were reviewed. The State News Agency of Turkmenistan reports.

Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Baymyrat Annamammedov presented a report on the results achieved by the sectors comprising the complex during the reporting period. It was noted that in the first ten months of the year, the plan for the production of goods and completed works by enterprises of the construction and industrial complex was fulfilled at 118.8 percent. This indicator demonstrates the consistent expansion of production capacity and the successful implementation of the tasks set before the relevant sectors.

High results were achieved across various areas during the reporting period. In particular, the Ministry of Construction and Architecture fulfilled its plan by 102.6 percent, while the Ministry of Industry and Construction Production reached 132 percent. The corresponding indicator for the Ministry of Energy amounted to 103.7 percent. The volume of work carried out by the Ministry of Automobile Roads reached 107.5 percent of the planned target.

The measures aimed at expanding the potential of the country’s chemical industry are also producing positive results. The State Concern “Türkmenhimiýa” fulfilled its production and work completion plan by 122.9 percent, confirming the steady pace of development in this sector. The Ashgabat city administration achieved 133 percent of its planned indicators for completed works.

After hearing the report, the Head of State highlighted the key tasks facing the construction and industrial complex. President Serdar Berdimuhamedov emphasized the importance of further improving the efficiency of enterprises, expanding production capabilities, introducing modern technologies in the chemical industry, continuing electricity generation projects, as well as consistently improving activities related to the construction and modernization of highways. Relevant instructions were given to the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers in this regard.