WNAM MONITORING: Turkmenistan has become one of the key recipients of Asian investments in the Eurasian region. From 2016 to 2025, the country attracted a total of $20.6 billion, the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) reported.
Overall, Central Asia drew nearly 57% of all Asian investments in Eurasia, totaling $68 billion. Uzbekistan showed the highest growth, attracting $22.6 billion, while Kazakhstan received $19.3 billion.
China remains the largest investor, contributing $66.1 billion. Gulf countries also made a significant contribution of around $9 billion, most of which went to Central Asia.
Total accumulated mutual investments between Eurasian countries and their Asian partners during this period reached $176 billion. The power sector was the main focus for new investments, receiving more than $10 billion.
The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) is a multilateral institution established in 2006 to strengthen economic ties and support sustainable development in the Eurasian region.
