QazaqGaz Chair Meets with TurkmenGaz Chief in Ashgabat
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Sanjar Zharkeshov, Chair of the Board of QazaqGaz, and Maksat Babayev, State Minister of Turkmenistan and Chair of TurkmenGaz, held a working meeting in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, Orda reports.
According to information provided to Orda.kz by the national company, the participants agreed to strengthen the activities of their joint expert group. The discussions focused on the importation of Turkmen gas and progress on geological exploration projects.

The meeting represents a natural progression of strategic agreements previously established at the highest governmental levels. Both delegations emphasized the significance of Kazakhstan-Turkmenistan cooperation and the ongoing partnership between QazaqGaz and Turkmengaz.
Original Author: Maria Kravtsova
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