GRATA International in Turkmenistan participated in the International Conference QACIS 2025

Hukuk Consulting ES, an associated member of GRATA International in Turkmenistan, participated in the International Conference "Quality Assurance in Compliance with International Standards in Turkmenistan 2025" (QACIS 2025), held on April 29–30, 2025, at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan in Ashgabat.

The conference served as a key platform for experience sharing, partnership building, and promoting projects aimed at enhancing product and service quality in line with international standards. It marked a step forward in building lasting partnerships with leading experts, business leaders, government officials, and international organizations, opening new avenues for innovation, trade, and economic growth across Central Asia.

Discussions focused on sectors such as agriculture, food production, textiles, oil and gas, and digital technologies, highlighting the implementation of ISO, GLOBALG.A.P., Halal, and FSSC 22000 standards. Other important topics included export promotion, ESG and sustainability practices, and the digitalization of quality control processes.  At the conference, speeches and presentations were delivered by representatives from prominent organizations such as the European Union (EU), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the World Free Zones Organization (WFZO), SGS Gulf Ltd, Intertek, the Standards and Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries (SMIIC), the World Halal Summit Council, CERT International, and World Trade Center Utah, among others.

Ikbal Said Alauddin, Managing Partner, represented GRATA International Hukuk Consulting, actively contributing to discussions and emphasizing the firm's commitment to aligning its services with international best practices in Turkmenistan and the broader region.

Through its participation, the firm reaffirmed its role in supporting Turkmenistan’s efforts to modernize its regulatory framework and foster a business-friendly environment, with government initiatives providing incentives across priority sectors such as agriculture, food, energy, and transport.

QACIS 2025 underscored Turkmenistan’s commitment to open dialogue, international cooperation, and sustainable development, while opening new opportunities for innovation, investment, and regional trade.

The involvement of GRATA International Hukuk Consulting marks a significant contribution toward achieving sustainable development goals and strengthening trust and collaboration at the global level.