A Spanish company is discussing projects to provide fresh water to 2 million Turkmen citizens

Regional manager for agriculture in Central Asia of the Spanish company TYPSA: Consulting engineers architects, Alejandro Martin Royal, said that during the Turkmen-German business forum held in Berlin, negotiations were held with the Turkmen side on the future development of projects.
We are talking about the implementation of large projects aimed at providing fresh water to about 2 million residents of Turkmenistan and irrigating 6 thousand hectares of land for agriculture. Prior to this, the company had already implemented a project to build a desalination plant that purifies water from the Caspian Sea, which is then used to irrigate land in the areas between the cities of Turkmenbashi and Ashgabat, the Neutral Turkmenistan newspaper reports.
“Before the start of the pandemic, 10 engineers from our company worked in Ashgabat, implementing a project together with the State Committee for Water Resources. This project was very successful. And we would like to expand and resume our activities in Turkmenistan and begin work on water and other projects, because Turkmenistan is developing dynamically and has great prospects in the future,” said a company representative.
The company has been operating in Turkmenistan since 2018. It was founded in 1966 and employs 3,300 engineers and architects in 60 countries.

Source: Orient news