International Caspian Day is an environmental date celebrated on August 12 by the five Caspian states: Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan. On this day in 2006, the Framework Convention for the Protection of the Caspian Sea and the Environment from Pollution came into force. The document was signed on
Avaza, August 5 – Arzuw.news. President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov spoke at the Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries, which was held on Tuesday in the Turkmen resort city. The information is reported by Arzuw.news with reference to the Business Turkmenistan information center. The head of state called for
Within the framework of the Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries, a meeting of the vice-premiers of the Caspian states was held in the Avaza National Tourist Zone, where priority areas of joint work to mitigate the consequences of the shallowing of the Caspian Sea were discussed. As reported
Turkmenistan to celebrate the International Caspian Sea Day on August 12 Turkmenistan will mark the International Caspian Sea Day in the Avaza tourist zone. This important environmental event is celebrated annually on August 12. The International Caspian Sea Day was established in 2006 to mark the entry into force of
A two-week training course entitled “The Caspian Sea – Sustainable Development and Management” kicked off in the Turkmen capital on Monday. The organizers of this important event were the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Fuel and Energy Complex and the Caspian Sea Institute, as well as the International Ocean Institute
Photo: mfa.gov.tm Turkmenistan has put forward an initiative to hold a summit of the heads of Caspian states to discuss current issues in the region and to intensify work to ensure environmental security in the Caspian Sea. This was reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan following talks between Foreign
It is very difficult to prevent the decline in the Caspian Sea level because it is a natural phenomenon associated with changes in the global and regional climate, Vladimir Shevchenko, acting director of the P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, told RIA Novosti , Lada.kz reports . Photo: Lada.kz
The project faces environmental, political and financial challenges. Russia and other countries are demanding detailed justification and consent, and are concerned about the negative impact on the ecosystem. In 2025, a project was presented that envisages the creation of a 700-kilometer tunnel between the Black and Caspian Seas. However, this
The Kazakh authorities are concerned about the rapid shallowing of the Caspian Sea, the level of which is at a historical minimum. The country’s main ports, where dredging work is regularly carried out, are having a particularly hard time. Astana sees a way out in cooperation with Moscow, from which
Since the institute for studying the reservoir has not actually started working in Kazakhstan, Lada.kz turned to specialists from the Caspian Marine Research Center for clarification. Acting Director Denis Shipilov prepared a detailed response for the editorial board based on research and historical facts. Photo: Lada.kz archive According to Denis Shipilov, the
