Bid to widen ties with Turkmenistan


Ambassador of Malaysia to Turkmenistan, Norman Mohammed during a press conference related to the two-day official visit by Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. - Bernama

ASHGABAT: Malaysia hopes to intensify its co-operation with Turk­menistan in exploring the gas industry, taking cue from the central Asian nation’s position as the world’s fourth biggest in natural gas reserve.

With a landscape largely dominated by desert, Turkmenistan is just behind Iran, Russia and Qatar in having the world’s biggest gas reserve. It boasts a supply of 17.5 trillion cubic litres of the sought-after commodity.

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