The session of the Turkmen-Hungarian intergovernmental commission on the economic cooperation is planned to be held on June 3-4, 2015 in Ashgabad, reported the Turkmen government.
This issue has been discussed at the session of the Cabinet of Ministers.
The same source reported that Turkmenistan President Gurbangulu Berdymohammadov said that activity of the joint commission “will become an important step towards expansion of the bilateral cooperation between Turkmenistan and Hungary.”
The products of Hungarian makers are in demand in Turkmenistan, especially agricultural products, textile and the transportation means.
Hungary is interested in increase in import of products of chemical industry as well as oil and gas refining from Turkmenistan.—0-
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