The Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Athens
Greece will continue to explore ways to further diversify bilateral trade and strengthen investment ties with Turkmenistan, the Baku-based Trend news agency reported on Wednesday with reference to the Greek Foreign Ministry.
The ministry noted that Greece is looking forward to closer cooperation with Turkmenistan.
"Energy, construction, agricultural and food products, information technology and textiles can become such areas of cooperation," the Greek Foreign Ministry told Trend.
Greece has maintained diplomatic relations with Turkmenistan since 1992.
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