Telecommunications in Turkmenistan
Turkmenistan ranks among the most repressive and closed societies in the world. The Internet is heavily regulated and available only to a small fraction of the population.
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Turkmenistan ranks among the most repressive and closed societies in the world. The Internet is heavily regulated and available only to a small fraction of the population.
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Currently, the country is connected to eight international fiber-optic trunk lines: links with Kazakhstan, Iran, two with Uzbekistan, and four with
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According to the calculations of experts from the World Bank, the Internet in Turkmenistan is the most expensive among the countries of the former USSR. One gigabyte here costs 3,5 times more than in
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As of 2024, the population of Turkmenistan was 7,494,498. The United Nations defines it as a land-locked developing country. Approximately 21% of the population is an Internet user. Internet Society
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Work is underway to create fiber-optic communication along the bottom of the Caspian Sea between the telecom operators of Turkmenistan and the Republic of Azerbaijan," the head of the
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The number of Internet users in Turkmenistan has surpassed 3 million, according to the Agency “Turkmenaragatnashyk”. Of the total number of Internet users, 410,000 use wired Internet,
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Currently, the country is connected to eight international fiber-optic trunk lines: links with Kazakhstan, Iran, two with Uzbekistan, and four with Afghanistan.
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The reliability of the internet in Turkmenistan can be a concern, with frequent outages and disruptions reported, especially during peak hours or special events. The government has been working to
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Turkmenistan gained access to the Internet in 1997 through a contract with MCI Communications (later became MCI WorldCom). A small number of independent Internet service providers were forced out of business in 2001 when Turkmentelecom was granted a monopoly over data services. Dependence on expensive satellite channels limited the availability of Internet to only two thousand subscribers. To upgr
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As part of the State Program for 2026–2028, the construction of new cross-border fiber-optic trunk lines is planned. The Ministry of Communications of Turkmenistan is working in two key
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An overview of fiber optic coverage and internet usage in Turkmenistan in 2026, highlighting digital infrastructure and connectivity trends.
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