President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov has signed a package of documents following the session of the Halk Maslahaty (People's Council) that set the country's development priorities for decades ahead: the National Strategy for Industrial Development for 2030–2045, the National Concept "International Law and the Neutrality of Turkmenistan", the State Programme on State Youth Policy for the period up to 2031, and the National Action Plan on Human Rights for 2026–2030, orient.tm reports. The National Strategy for Industrial Development of Turkmenistan for 2030–2045 spans fifteen years and charts the transition from a resource-export model to a high-technology, innovation-driven economy with a high share of value added. The document provides for the structural transformation of industry, the accelerated introduction of processing technologies, the creation of new industrial clusters, and the strengthening of domestic products' positions on world markets. A separate resolution approved the National Concept "International Law and the Neutrality of Turkmenistan". It was adopted as part of the practical implementation of the UN General Assembly resolution "Year of International Law, 2028" and aims to systematise the country's experience of neutral status. The Concept obliges ministries, agencies, and law enforcement bodies to shape a unified state policy in which the potential of permanent neutrality serves the cause of peace, regional security, trust, and preventive diplomacy. The State Programme on State Youth Policy for the period up to 2031 and the accompanying action plan for its implementation cover support for young people's scientific and technological initiatives and the creation of conditions for their full integration into the political, economic, and cultural life of society. The programme aims to shape a well-educated, patriotic, and competitive generation ready to meet the challenges of the digital transformation era. The National Action Plan on Human Rights in Turkmenistan for 2026–2030 strengthens the national system for protecting citizens' rights and freedoms and builds a platform for engagement with the United Nations and other international institutions. The plan will serve as a practical guide for state authorities and local self-government bodies and reaffirms Turkmenistan's commitment to its international obligations and the principle of the rule of law. As orient.tm notes, the adopted documents form a coherent macroeconomic and institutional framework for the country's development, in which economic progress is inseparably linked to legal culture, the realisation of human capital, and the strengthening of Turkmenistan's diplomatic standing on the international stage.