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Economy / Turkmenistan

A Message Of Openness

May 2007 | Ratings Update

Since assuming his position at the helm of the country, Turkmenistan''s new President Berdymukhamedov has been indicating that he would open his country''s economy to foreign investors. Demonstrating a degree of opportunism, the president managed to sign a deal with

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