Turkmenistan and China Strengthen Energy Cooperation

Two Countries Sign New Gas Deal

Turkmenistan and China have signed a new gas deal that will see Turkmenistan supply China with an additional 10 billion cubic meters of gas per year for 25 years.

The deal was signed during a meeting between Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing.

Turkmenistan's Gas Reserves

Turkmenistan has the world's fourth-largest gas reserves, and China is its largest gas customer.

The new deal will help Turkmenistan to meet its growing gas demand, and it will also help China to diversify its energy supply.

China's Energy Security

China is the world's largest energy consumer, and it is increasingly relying on imported gas to meet its energy needs.

The new deal with Turkmenistan will help China to secure its energy supply and reduce its dependence on other gas suppliers.

Future of Turkmenistan-China Energy Cooperation

The new gas deal is a sign of the growing energy cooperation between Turkmenistan and China.

The two countries are also working together on other energy projects, such as the construction of a new gas pipeline from Turkmenistan to China.

The future of Turkmenistan-China energy cooperation is bright, and the new gas deal is a major step forward in the relationship between the two countries.