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Turkmenistan sets three-year plan to boost digital innovation and competitiveness

By Aman Bakiyev

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Turkmenistan sets three-year plan to boost digital innovation and competitiveness

ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, October 9. President of
Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov has approved the Concept for the
Development of the Digital Economy in Turkmenistan for 2026–2028,
which outlines a roadmap for accelerating the country’s digital
transformation and enhancing its global competitiveness, Trend reports via the Cabinet
of Ministers.

Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Mammetkhan Chakyev
presented the draft concept during a Cabinet meeting, reporting on
progress in the development of the national digital economy.

The new strategy envisions large-scale modernization across all
sectors through the introduction of advanced technologies and
digital systems. It focuses on strengthening digital
infrastructure, expanding the e-government framework, supporting
innovation, and integrating international best practices.

Particular emphasis is placed on developing digital education,
healthcare, science, and financial technologies, as well as
fostering international cooperation and investment in modern
communications.

To note, the evolution of the digital economy in the country
hinges on the optimization of national electronic communication
infrastructures, amplifying the bandwidth of Internet traffic
domestically to fulfill the burgeoning demand for digital services
among the populace. Specialized focus is directed towards creating
a digital governance framework, underpinned by the legislative
foundation provided by the Turkmenistan Law “On Electronic
Government,” enacted in 2022.

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