April 1, 2026, marked a day of historical and scientific significance for the Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute (TSACI). The scientific seminar, organized by the Department of "Chemical Technology of Inorganic Substances" of the Faculty of Chemical Technology, further strengthened the scientific foundation of the country's industrial future.
Held in an online format, this seminar fully demonstrated the potential of the digital education system. Leading higher and secondary vocational schools from various regions of the country gathered on this scientific platform.
During the seminar, compelling presentations related to the theme "Improved Technologies for Processing Mineral Raw Material Resources of Turkmenistan: Foundations of the National Economic Strategy" were delivered with the participation of the State Energy Institute of Turkmenistan, the Institute of Engineering-Technical and Transport Communications of Turkmenistan, Magtymguly Turkmen State University, and the Ashgabat Construction Vocational School.
The event featured discussions on innovative methods for the maximum utilization of Turkmenistan's rich natural resources. Professors and lecturers from higher education institutions introduced advanced technologies not only for processing mineral raw materials but also for manufacturing high-added-value products competitive in the global market.
This multifaceted collaboration helped build a strong link between science and industry, and between experienced professionals and young talents.
The scientific seminar identified new strategic directions for utilizing Turkmenistan's mineral wealth, facilitated the sharing of the latest scientific findings and experiences in the technology of inorganic substances, and reached a new level of digital scientific information exchange between educational institutions.
In conclusion, this scientific event, based on the principles of the economic strategy implemented under the wise leadership of our Honorable President, once again proved the leading role of TSACI in the country's industrial and scientific sectors.
