Plans have been revealed for a new ring road project in Turkmenistan.
February 27, 2012
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Plans have been revealed for a new ring road project in Turkmenistan. The project looks likely to cost over US$223 million. The deal to build the road has been awarded to contractor Vozrozhdenie.
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