On 3 October, in Ashgabat Restaurant, a festive event took place to mark the third

anniversary of the public organisation “Yash tebigachy” (“Young Naturalist”). The

celebration brought together representatives of government bodies, the diplomatic

corps, international organisations, universities, public associations, and the media.

This date became an important milestone for the organisation’s environmental

movement: in a relatively short time, “Young Naturalist” has united more than

70,000 members across the country, including school pupils, university students, and

young professionals. Over the years, the organisation has launched dozens of

initiatives – from tree planting and ecological expeditions to themed lectures and

competitions – establishing itself as the largest youth environmental association in

Turkmenistan.

A highlight of the celebration was the symbolic “Time Capsule” ceremony,

containing a message to the organisation’s future generation, to be opened in ten

years’ time. This act served as a symbol of continuity, resilience, and unwavering

commitment to nature conservation for the sake of the future.

The event was co-organised by TMT Consulting Group, a company that has already

proven itself a reliable partner in delivering official events of national and

international scale. The company ensured the professional preparation of the

celebration, including programme coordination, liaison with the diplomatic corps,

and media support.

In 2025, TMT Consulting Group has implemented a number of significant projects.

Most notably, on 18 March in Ashgabat, the international forum “Investments in the

Future of Turkmenistan” (IFT 2025) was successfully held with its support, bringing

together representatives of international organisations, investors, and business

circles. Later this month, on 30-31 October, the company will also serve as one of the

organisers of the Turkmenistan Economic Days in Frankfurt am Main, further

underscoring its high standing and expertise in the field of international

communications.