During the era of the Revival of a new epoch of a powerful state, Turkmenistan’s strengthened position in the international legal arena is clearly reflected in the significant decisions that reinforce its cooperation with the global community in the field of human rights protection.
Under the leadership of the Esteemed President, human rights and freedoms serve as a key foundation of the nation’s state policy, social welfare, and public well-being. Turkmenistan places special emphasis on reinforcing the legal basis for social development in compliance with international standards. The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN, remains one of the most important legal pillars of the modern world. In recent years, Turkmenistan has implemented broad legislative reforms to incorporate its principles at the national level.
The country’s cooperation with international organizations in the field of human rights expands from year to year. Joint activities with specialized UN bodies, the OSCE, institutions of the European Union, and other reputable international organizations help enhance national capacities and strengthen institutional mechanisms. The adoption of national programs, along with training courses, consultations, and awareness-raising events that involve various segments of society, demonstrate Turkmenistan’s openness and responsible approach to fulfilling its human rights obligations.
Overall, the consolidation of a modern legal system, the expansion of international cooperation, and the prioritization of human rights as a key direction of state policy reflect Turkmenistan’s steady progress along the path of peace, humanitarian values, and development.
Mekan AMANLYYEV,
chairman of the Arkadag city Council of the
Youth organization of Turkmenistan named after Magtymguly.
