American Corners Celebrate FLEX Appreciation Day, Strengthening Alumni Networks Across Regions

In October, the American Corners in Dashoguz, Mary, and Turkmenabat celebrated FLEX Appreciation Day, bringing together diverse generations of alumni from FLEX and other U.S. government-sponsored programs. Throughout these regional gatherings, alumni connected, networked, and shared personal memories of high school life, host families, and the lasting impact of their exchange experiences on their personal and professional growth.

Participants engaged in a variety of collaborative and team-building activities, ranging from cultural games like “Guess the U.S. Movie” and FLEX Alumni Bingo to watching a custom “Thank You FLEX!” video and decorating cookies. Across all sites, alumni emphasized the foundational role of American Corners as critical resources for language development and personal growth. Ultimately, these reunions highlighted the enduring value of cross-cultural exchanges, reinforced local alumni networks, and inspired local youth to pursue future educational opportunities, cultivating a network of leaders dedicated to mutual success.

Important notice!

Turkmenistan is not participating in the online FLEX Global testing.
At this time, we do not have any updates regarding testing.

If you would like to receive the testing schedule when it becomes available, please email us the following information at

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  • Email address
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In addition, we encourage you to follow our Instagram account for the latest updates: @flexglobalturkmenistan

Strengthening U.S.-Central Asia Cooperation: Turkmenistan’s C5+O.N.E. Graduates in Almaty

From August 25 to 27, 2026, a 19-member delegation of graduates from the fifth C5+O.N.E. cohort in Turkmenistan participated in the “Shaping Tomorrow: C5+O.N.E. U.S.-Central Asia Regional Conference on Economic Growth” in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The conference provided a valuable platform for emerging professionals from Central Asia and the United States to exchange perspectives, strengthen professional networks, and explore practical approaches to economic growth and regional cooperation.


Throughout the three-day program, the delegation participated in expert-led discussions, interactive workshops, business presentations, networking activities, and cultural exchange. The conference addressed a wide range of topics, including entrepreneurship, financial governance, investment, innovation, responsible artificial intelligence, workforce readiness, strategic communication, commercial risk management, and international business cooperation.

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