Turkmenistan - Country Engagement Note FY26-27 - Chair Summary - April 1, 2025

Jul 19, 2026

Executive Directors discussed the joint IBRD/IFC/MIGA Country Engagement Note (CEN) for Turkmenistan for FY26–27, expressing broad support for planned World Bank Group engagement areas. Directors welcomed a focused, selective approach to supporting Turkmenistan’s transition toward a more open and competitive economy through advisory services and strategic partnerships. Key themes included regional initiatives such as One Health, water security, and energy integration, stronger technical assistance, institutional strengthening, improved outcomes and data quality, transparency, and knowledge exchange to support institutions and climate resilience.

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Executive Directors’ Discussion

Support for engagement areas

Regional orientation and initiatives

Technical assistance, outcomes and data quality

Private sector, collaboration, and partner engagement

FAQs

What engagement areas did Executive Directors support for Turkmenistan in FY26–27?

They supported the planned World Bank Group engagement areas outlined in the joint IBRD/IFC/MIGA Country Engagement Note, with broad support for where and how the WBG would engage during FY26–27.

How did Directors evaluate the approach of the Country Engagement Note?

Directors welcomed a focused and selective approach to supporting Turkmenistan’s transition toward a more open and competitive economy, including via advisory services and strategic partnerships.

Which regional initiatives were highlighted, and why were they important?

Directors emphasized regional initiatives including One Health, water security, and energy integration, and encouraged continued use of the WBG’s convening role to strengthen regional cooperation and climate resilience.

Jul 19, 2026

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