The specialized Iran Project exhibition focused on the export of technical and engineering services, oil, gas and petrochemicals, water, electricity and energy, and the construction industry will be held from January 13 to 15, 2026, in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. This exhibition is organized under the supervision of the Technical, Engineering and Knowledge-Based Products Services Office of the Trade Development Organization of Iran and in collaboration with the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Exhibition Goals and Economic Opportunities
The main goal of this exhibition is to introduce the capabilities of Iranian companies and develop export opportunities in the mentioned specialized fields. This event will serve as a suitable platform for creating connections between economic actors from Iran and Turkmenistan, allowing Iranian companies to participate in various projects and expand their exports.
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Economic Capacities of Turkmenistan
Hasan Mortaji, the organizer of the Iran Project exhibition, emphasized the economic capacities of Turkmenistan, stating that this country, especially in the energy sector, requires specialized services and technical and engineering capabilities. Turkmenistan, as one of the resource-rich countries in terms of oil and gas, offers many opportunities for cooperation with Iranian companies. The existence of about 1,200 kilometers of common border between Iran and Turkmenistan is considered an important advantage in trade between the two countries. The low transportation costs and short delivery times are other advantages of trading with Turkmenistan.
Importance of the Exhibition for Border Provinces
Mortaji also pointed out the importance of this exhibition for the provinces of Khorasan Razavi, North Khorasan, and Golestan, stating that the geographical proximity of these provinces to Turkmenistan facilitates more effective participation of economic actors from these regions. Overall, the Iran Project exhibition is a suitable opportunity for producers, exporters, and technical and engineering service providers to assess the needs of the Turkmen market, showcase their capabilities, and plan for the development of economic cooperation and the increase of exports from Iran to this country.
Conclusion and Outlook
Considering the existing capacities in Turkmenistan and the country's need for technical and engineering services, holding the Iran Project exhibition can be an effective step towards increasing exports and strengthening economic relations between the two countries. Iranian economic actors should take advantage of this opportunity and work on developing their cooperation with Turkmenistan.
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