Ashgabat (TDI): In a significant effort to foster global harmony, Turkmenistan has launches neutrality website for the International Year of Peace and Trust.
The United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Peace and Trust, emphasizing the necessity of resolving disputes through dialogue and diplomacy.
This declaration coincides with the 30th anniversary of Turkmenistan’s status as a permanently neutral state.
Turkmenistan’s path as a neutral nation began in 1995 when the United Nations officially recognized its permanent neutrality. Over the last three decades, this principle has shaped its foreign policy and led to initiatives aimed at promoting global peace.
To mark these milestones, the Government of Turkmenistan, in collaboration with international organizations, is organizing a series of events throughout 2025. Central to these celebrations is the high-level International Forum “Peace and Trust,” scheduled for December 12, 2025, in Ashgabat.
In preparation for this event, Turkmenistan has launched a multilingual website—available in Turkmen, English, and Russian, to serve as a comprehensive resource for participants and interested parties.
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The website presents an in-depth exploration of the forum’s dynamic agenda, highlighting Turkmenistan’s strategic foreign policy and showcasing the accomplishments of the nation across various fields, including economy, healthcare, education, and science.
Visitors can easily register for the forum using a simple online form. A news feed will keep participants updated with the latest information and developments.
Additionally, the platform features a photo gallery highlighting key events in Turkmenistan’s international engagements and an archive of relevant publications.
Turkmenistan has launched a digital platform to encourage international participation in the forum, highlighting its commitment to peace and neutrality on the global stage.
This initiative demonstrates the country’s dedication to promoting mutual understanding and cooperation among nations, reinforcing its role as a supporter of peaceful coexistence and diplomatic dialogue.
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The United Nations General Assembly’s resolution declared 2025 as the International Year of Peace and Dialogue as a landmark in global diplomacy. Spearheaded by Turkmenistan and co-sponsored by 86 countries, the resolution received unanimous support from member states.
Areeba Kanwal is a contributor at The Diplomatic Insight and has passion for International Relations and diplomacy.
