Belavia Airlines informs about the temporary suspension of flights Minsk - Turkmenbashi - Minsk in the period from May 20 to July 25, 2025. During this period, air traffic between Turkmenistan and Belarus will be carried out by this airline through Balkanabat International Airport

Ashgabat — In a recent lecture at the Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan, scholar Derya Soysal paid tribute to the enduring legacy of Magtymguly Pyragy, the revered Turkmen poet and thinker. Her address emphasized the profound influence Pyragy has had on literature, philosophy, and national identity, both within Turkmenistan and across the world

On the first day of the Education World Forum 2025, the delegation of the Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan held a series of important bilateral meetings with representatives of leading international educational organizations and technology companies

On June 3rd, within the framework of celebrating the 79th anniversary of the Republic of Italy's National Day in Turkmenistan, a concert entitled "Remembering Ennio Morricone – Nello Salza in Turkmenistan" will take place in Ashgabat.

Saida Sharifaliyeva, the honoured artist of the Republic of Azerbaijan, had the privilege of representing our country at the international festival "Music of the World" held in Ashgabat

In Turkmenistan, the digital infrastructure continues to develop, creating convenient online environments for citizens and organizations

President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov sent heartfelt congratulations to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV on the occasion of his enthronement

As we noted in a previous article, Rize is renowned as the tea capital of Turkey; however, this picturesque region offers far more than endless tea plantations.

18 May 2024, the Tbilisi Television Tower was lit up with the colors of the State Flag of Turkmenistan, a symbol of the nation’s independence and neutrality of the state

During a press tour, representatives of Turkmen media visited the city of Rize, the administrative center of the eponymous province, situated just an hour's drive from Trabzon. This city is not only considered the wettest in Turkiye but also rightfully holds the title of the capital of Turkish tea.