President of Turkmenistan and Japanese PM Discuss Strengthening Bilateral Relations

Ashgabat, The Gulf Observer: President of Turkmenistan, Serdar Berdimuhamedov, and Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida, held a telephone conversation today, where both leaders expressed mutual satisfaction with the opportunity to discuss key aspects of Turkmen-Japanese cooperation.

During the call, Prime Minister Kishida extended his gratitude to President Berdimuhamedov for facilitating the conversation, underscoring the importance of continued dialogue between the two nations.

President Berdimuhamedov emphasized Turkmenistan’s appreciation for the strong bilateral relations established with Japan and reiterated the significance of furthering this cooperation across all priority sectors. Both leaders affirmed their commitment to enhancing not only bilateral ties but also their partnership within esteemed international organizations, particularly the United Nations.

Prime Minister Kishida echoed these sentiments, highlighting the need to strengthen traditional ties and expand collaboration between Turkmenistan and Japan within international frameworks. The discussion also touched on the importance of intensifying trade and economic relations as a central component of the Turkmen-Japanese dialogue.

The conversation concluded with both President Berdimuhamedov and Prime Minister Kishida extending their best wishes for each other’s health, well-being, and success in their respective state duties.