Over the past week, the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan has seen 21 deals closed, totaling over 46 million US dollars and more than 19 million manats. According to the online publication "Vestiabad," entrepreneurs from the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Malta have engaged in transactions for purchasing various commodities.
These deals included the acquisition of base oil, low-sulfur fuel oil, liquefied gas produced by TK "Turkmennebit," and urea from TK "Turkmenkhimiya." Businessmen from the UAE, Turkey, and Germany have also purchased cotton yarn, licorice roots, and rhizomes.
Furthermore, products such as polypropylene, road bitumen, and mixed paraffin wax from TK "Turkmennebit" have been successfully sold on Turkmenistan's domestic market. Additionally, handmade carpets, cotton yarn, and a licorice root-infused tea beverage have been among the commodities traded.
