Katar Devletlerarası İş Birliğinden Sorumlu Bakan Dr. Maryam bint Ali bin Nasser Al Misnad, Türgmenistan'da düzenlenen LLDC3 Konferansı'na katıldı. Resepsiyona devlet başkanları, uluslararası kuruluş temsilcileri ve üst düzey yetkililer de iştirak etti. #haberler

For the world’s landlocked developing countries (LLDCs), geography isn’t just a challenge, it’s a costly barrier to trade. Cut off from direct access to the sea, these nations face steep transport costs, sluggish delivery times, and a maze of border procedures that slow down economic progress.

Trapped by geography and squeezed by global market forces, the world’s 32 landlocked developing countries remain among the poorest – and most overlooked.

Konferencia LLDC3 v Turkmenistane (august 2025) sa zameriava na podporu 32 vnútrozemských krajín. Kvôli geografickej izolácii čelia tieto krajiny vysokým obchodným nákladom a pomalšiemu exportu, čo si vyžaduje medzinárodnú pomoc.

2025 marks a turning point for landlocked developing countries (LLDCs) as the Third UN Conference aims to address trade challenges, S

In the city of Awaza, where the Caspian Sea meets the desert, UN and Turkmen flags were raised on Sunday ahead of the Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3), as final preparations continue to welcome world leaders and delegates for a week of high-level talks on boosting development in some of the world’s most geographically disadvantaged nations.

UN outlines priorities for enhancing trade, digital infrastructure, and climate resilience in LLDCs.

The Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries wrapped up earlier Friday in Awaza, Turkmenistan, with delegates adopting a landmark political declaration aimed at speeding up sustainable development and boosting resilience in 32 nations that lack direct access to the sea.

Partnerstvá, klimatická odolnosť a digitálna transformácia sú kľúčové pre rozvoj krajín bez prístupu k moru. Konferencia LLDC3 v Awaze zdôraznila potrebu globálnej spolupráce a implementáciu programu akcie na nasledujúce desaťročie.

Breaking down barriers and restoring fairness in global development should be the goal of the Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries, Secretary-General António Guterres said at its opening in Awaza, Turkmenistan, on Tuesday.

At a major UN forum opening in Awaza, Turkmenistan, this week, parliamentarians from around the world are being urged to take decisive action to improve the lives of more than 600 million people living in landlocked developing countries (LLDCs).

Turkmenistan emphasizes climate agenda importance and proposes Caspian Environmental Initiative at UN.

BM Genel Sekreteri Antonio Guterres, denize kıyısı olmayan gelişmekte olan ülkelerin coğrafyanın kalkınmayı sınırlayıp eşitsizliği derinleştirdiğini belirtti. LLDC3 Konferansı'nın bu ülkelerin potansiyelini açığa çıkarmayı amaçladığını vurguladı. #haberler

Turkmenistan emphasizes water rights and global partnership at UN-led conference in Ashgabat.

LDC 3 conference focuses on partnerships for implementing the Waza program of action.

Guterres praises Turkmenistan's citizenship transformation for the stateless amid regional cooperation efforts.

In early August, Heads of State, ministers, investors and grassroots leaders will gather in Awaza on Turkmenistan’s Caspian coast for once-in-a-decade UN conference aiming to rewire the global system in support of 32 landlocked developing countries whose economies are often “locked out” of opportunity due to their lack of access to the sea.