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LIST the offered projects on attraction of the foreign investments № Required General Power Price Project name Perfomer investments Note (in a year) (in US dollars) (in US dollars) «Turkmenhimiya» State concern 1. Annual capacity of Construction of facilities for the 300 tons of technical «Turkmenhimiya» State production of technical iodine, iodine, 4,5 thousand 99 719 430,0 99 719 430,0 concern bromine and bromine products bromine and bromine in a chemical plant «Hazar» products 2. Construction of a mining and processing plant for the production of potassium in the «Turkmenhimiya» State Annual capacity of 1 000 000 1 000 000 Karabil deposit of potash salts concern 1400 thousand tons 000,0 000,0 in the Koytendag etrap of the Lebap region 3. Balkan region, city of Gumdag Annual capacity of Construction of facilities for the 250 tons of technical «Turkmenhimiya» State production of technical iodine, iodine, 2,35 thousand 70 807 884,0 70 807 884,0 concern bromine and bromine products bromine and bromine on the site Boyadag products 4. Construction of facilities for the Annual capacity of production of technical iodine, 200 tons of technical «Turkmenhimiya» State bromine and bromine products iodine, 2 thousand 69 807 222,0 69 807 222,0 concern on the site Uzboy of the bromine and bromine «Balkanabad» iodine plant. products 5. Construction of a facility for the «Turkmenhimiya» State Annual capacity of 8 000 000,0 production of complex mineral concern 175 thousand tons 8 000 000,0 fertilizers (NPK) as part of the Turkmenabad Chemical Plant. 6. Construction of a workshop for the production of sulfur «Turkmenhimiya» State Annual capacity of carbamide in the territory of the 10 000 000 10 000 000 concern 100 thousand tons plant «Tejenkarbamid» 7. Construction of a soda ash plant «Turkmenhimiya» State Annual capacity of 200 000 000,0 200 000 000,0 in the Balkan region concern 100 thousand tons 8. Construction of a plant for the production of granulated «Turkmenhimiya» State Annual capacity of ammonium sulfate as part of a 20 000 000 20 000 000 concern 65,7 thousand tons chemical plant in the city of Turkmenabat 9. Balkan region Construction of a sodium «Turkmenhimiya» State sulfate production workshop as 750 000 750 000 Book concern 60 part of PO «Garabogazsulfat» Sodium sulfate, thousand tons 10. Balkan region Construction of a plant for the production of caustic soda, chlorine and chlorine products. «Turkmenhimiya» State 15 342 000 City Balkanabat, Uzboy town concern 342 000 Book 13,5 - caustic soda thousand tons, chlorine and chlorine products thousand tons 11. Lebap region Construction of a production plant for the production of concentrated phosphate fertilizers as part of the «Turkmenhimiya» State 300 1 925 000 1 925 000 Book Turkmenabad Chemical Plant. concern Turkmenabat - Concentrated phosphate fertilizers, thousand tons per year 12. Mary region Construction in the Mary region of the nitrogen fertilizer production complex. Mary City «Turkmenhimiya» State 300 4 200 000 2 600 000 Book - ammonium nitrate, thousand concern 450 tons per year - carbamide, thousand tons per year Ministry of textile industry of Turkmenistan 13. Procurement and installation of Ministry of textile On the basis of On the basis of Issue 37,800 pieces of technological equipment for the industry of the proposed the proposed knitted products Ashgabat model house. Turkmenistan agreement agreement 14. Construction of the production of non-woven fabrics in the Ministry of textile On the basis of On the basis of 3000 tons per year of territory of the Ashgabat factory industry of the proposed the proposed non-woven products for the production of medical Turkmenistan agreement agreement cotton and cosmetic cotton 15. Ahal region Complex for the processing of fine-fiber cotton. Kaahkinsk etrap. 3,65 Ministry of textile -thin cotton threads, thousand 12 industry of tons 10 Turkmenistan 514 797,5 514 797,5 Book -non-dyed fabric, million m2 1,2 - colored fabrics million m2 -made sewing products, million pieces 16. Complex for the processing of fine-fiber cotton. Babadaykhan 3,3 etrap. 20 - thin cotton threads, thousand Ministry of textile 18 tons industry of 3,5 531 300 511 700 Book non-dyed fabric, million m2 Turkmenistan - colored fabrics million m2 -made sewing products, million pieces «Turkmennebit» State concern 17. In accordance with the legislation of Turkmenistan "On Hydrocarbon Resources". The «Turkmennebit» State development of the approved concern complexes of the Turkmen part of the Caspian Sea. 18. Balkan region 4 billion m3 per year 326 673 Book Balkan wel. Construction of a gas liquefaction station at the Korpedzhe field. etrap Esenguly «Turkmengaz» State concern 19. Preparation and full «Turkmengaz» State Capacity per year Currently, an implementation of the project concern approximately: international tender for the construction of a plant processing of 2 has already been for the processing of natural gas billion cubic meters announced for the and the production of of gas per year, 390 project and a polypropylene, Linear low thousand tons of preliminary winner density polyethylene, polyvinyl polypropylene, one has been determined. chloride, caustic soda, thousand tons of But when it comes to hydrochloric acid, liquid linear low-density cost-effective chlorine near village Kiyanly of polyethylene, 100 proposals for capital the Balkan region. thousand tons of investment should be polyvinyl chloride, 82 considered thousand tons of caustic soda, 10 thousand tons of hydrochloric acid, 10 thousand tons liquid chlorine. 20. Preparation and full «Turkmengaz» State Gas chemical Currently, an implementation of the project concern complex for international tender for the construction of a gas processing of 94 has already been chemical complex for the thousand tons of announced for the processing of ethane and the ethane per year and project and a production of polyvinyl acetate production of preliminary winner polyvinyl acetate has been determined. But when it comes to cost-effective proposals for capital investment should be considered 21. Preparation and full «Turkmengaz» State production of 6 Currently, work is implementation of the project concern thousand tons of underway to place an for the construction of a gas methyldiethanolamine international tender in chemical complex for the (MDEA) per year the Mass Media (in production of newspapers: Neutral methyldiethanolamine (MDEA) Turkmenistan, Oil near the polymer plant in and Gas) Kiyanly 22. Ahal region «Turkmengaz» State 2 billion m3 280 000 manat Book Construction of an installation concern for receiving LNG in the Central Karakum deposit 23. Balkan region «Turkmengaz» State 390 000 tons Book Construction of a gas chemical concern complex in the Balkan velayat near the city of Kiyanly - - Polypropylene 24. - Linear low density «Turkmengaz» State 200 thousand tons 14 000 000 Book polyethylene concern - Polyvinyl chloride 100 thousand tons - Caustic soda 82 thousand tons - hydrochloric acid 10 thousand tons - Liquid chlorine 10 thousand tons 25. Lebap region «Turkmengaz» State 30 billion m3 784 739 Book Construction of an LNG plant concern thousand manat in the Malay field. Lebap province, Chardzhou etrap 26. Mary region «Turkmengaz» State Book Construction of the Turkmen concern section of the gas pipeline Turkmenistan – Afghanistan – Pakistan – India. length 214 27. Mary region «Turkmengaz» State 30 billion m3 43 750 000 Book Construction of the Galkynysh concern field, stage II, commercial gas 28. Mary region «Turkmengaz» State 33 billion m3 49 000 000 Book Construction of the Galkynysh concern field, stage II, commercial gas Ministry of Industry and communication of Turkmenistan 29. «Turkmensenagat» Ashgabat city agency Book Establishing and increasing the 1 190 1 190 production of educational computers for children and ceiling lamps of different sizes. - Educational computers for children 250 - Ceiling lamps of different sizes - thousands of pieces per year 300 30. Ahal region «Turkmensenagat» 39 870 thousand 31 870 Book Construction of an enterprise agency manat thousand manat for the production of aluminum profiles, the production of enamelled copper wires, rubber crumb and isogan. Geokdepeinsky etrap. - aluminum profiles, per year 700 - copper wires, tons per year 2000 - rubber crumb, tons per year 900 - izogan, thousands m2 m2 per 300 year 31. Balkan region «Turkmensenagat» Reconstruction of the Kaolin agency 14 000 thousand 14 000 Book production workshop in the manat thousand manat village of Dzhebel, the management of the Balkan deposit in the city of 20 thousand tons Turkmenbashi in year - - Nonmetallic and building materials, thousand tons per year 32. Lebap region «Turkmensenagat» Book Construction of a plant for the agency 119 797 69 807 production of dry building mixes and drywall. City Magdanly. -dry mixes, 250 Thousand tons per year 12 - plasterboard, mln.m2 per year 33. Ahal region «Turkmendemiryollary» Construction of a railway plant 500 70 000 70 000 Book agency sleepers - a thousand pieces 34. Interregional construction «Turkmenavtoulaglary» 6 926 500 6 926 500 Book construction of high-speed road agency «Ashgabat-Turkmenbashy» - Length, km 564 35. Ashgabat city «Turkmenavtoulaglary» Book Construction along the agency 203 300 202 570 Ashgabat-Dashoguz highway of a training center equipped with modern equipment, a complex of motor transport enterprises and a combination of driving schools 36. Ahal region «Turkmenavtoulaglary» 2 910 2 910 Book Construction of a car training agency
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    Turkmenistan Making the Most of Desert Resources urkmen hospitality is legendary, its roots There is little forested land. In fact, four-fifths of the in the distant past. Beyond the traditional country’s surface is desert—most of it the Karakum Khosh geldiniz (welcome), a host’s sacred (Garagum in Turkmen, the official language). And duty has always been to be hospitable to most of the remaining 20% of land is occupied Tguests, even if they are strangers. The hardship of by steep mountains. At the southwest edge of the life and travel in the desert that makes up most of Karakum, the Kopet-Dag Range rises up along the country is such that finding a friendly refuge Turkmenistan’s southern border. This range forms could be a matter of life or death. Inhospitality to a part of the Trans-Eurasian seismic belt, which is traveler is virtually unthinkable. unstable and has caused violent earthquakes in the country. An Uncompromising Terrain Turkmenistan’s most important river is the Amu Darya, the longest river in Central Asia, which Turkmenistan, the second largest Central Asian emanates from the Pamir mountains and flows country, covers 488,100 square kilometers, northwesterly through Turkmenistan. Much of its measuring about 1,100 kilometers from east to water is diverted to the west for irrigation via the west and 650 kilometers from north to south, Karakum Canal. Other major rivers are the Tejen, Upper: The Yangkala Canyon in northwestern Turkmenistan. Lower: The between the Caspian Sea in the west and the the Murgab, and the Atrek. Mausoleum of Turkmenbashi in Ahal Amu Darya River in the east.