The Bishkek-bound Train: Transporting LNG from Turkmenistan
A Train Carrying 2 Thousand Tons of Liquefied Gas Leaves Turkmenistan for Kyrgyzstan
In a show of solidarity and support, Turkmenistan has sent a train carrying tanks with liquefied gas to Kyrgyzstan. The 2 thousand tons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) were donated by the order of the President of Turkmenistan, through the state concern Turkmengaz, in response to the recent accident at the Bishkek thermal power plant.
A photo report capturing the departure of the humanitarian aid train was published by the state information agency TDH, showcasing the efforts made to provide much-needed assistance during this challenging time.
The shipment of LNG is a testament to the strong ties between the two countries and demonstrates Turkmenistan’s commitment to helping Kyrgyzstan overcome the difficulties brought about by the accident. The generous donation of LNG will provide crucial support as Kyrgyzstan works towards resolving the issues at the Bishkek thermal power plant.
The gesture of goodwill from Turkmenistan reflects the spirit of cooperation and collaboration in the region, showing how countries can come together to offer assistance and aid when it is most needed.
The humanitarian aid train represents a symbol of hope and solidarity, highlighting the importance of standing together in times of crisis. This act of generosity serves as a reminder of the enduring friendship and support between Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan, and the shared commitment to helping each other in times of need.
Photo: tdh.gov.tm
