ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, October 30. Turkmenistan has emphasized its commitment to sustainable water governance and climate adaptation during the 2024 OSCE Economic and Environmental Dimension Implementation Meeting (EEDIM) in Vienna, Trend reports via the Turkmen Embassy in Austria.
According to the information, Turkmenistan's representative addressed key regional challenges, proposing frameworks for equitable water management and emphasizing the need for effective climate adaptation strategies.
The discussions at EEDIM focused heavily on sustainable water practices and regional stability, with a spotlight on the role of technological solutions. Turkmenistan reiterated its proposal to establish a Regional Climate Technology Center in Ashgabat, aiming to facilitate the transfer of technology and build climate resilience across Central Asia. This initiative underscores the country’s proactive approach to addressing both water management and broader environmental concerns in the region.
Additionally, a side event within the EEDIM framework concentrated on water security issues in Central Asia, where participants shared expertise and discussed collaborative efforts essential for sustainable development. The event underscored the importance of regional cooperation in tackling cross-border environmental challenges and reinforced the OSCE's role in fostering climate and water security.
Turkmenistan's active participation in the meeting reflects its ongoing efforts to address regional environmental issues with a focus on advancing sustainable water practices and enhancing climate resilience through cooperation and innovation.