Today, the Turkmen capital saw the conclusion of the two-day high-level international forum dedicated to sustainable urban development, infrastructure, industry, energy, and investment cooperation. Held under the theme “Architecture. Innovation. Sustainable Development,” this event has become an effective platform for discussing the most critical aspects of modern urbanisation in the region and globally. The international exhibition and conference, organized to mark this significant milestone, brought together government members, heads of international organizations and diplomatic missions, representatives of major financial institutions, investment companies, as well as leading global construction, architectural, and technology enterprises from dozens of countries worldwide. Over the course of two days, a comprehensive and extensive programme was organized for the participants, featuring the official opening ceremony, an international exhibition, a High-Level United Nations Roundtable, the Strategic Plenary Session “Ashgabat – 2045,” as well as productive bilateral B2B and B2G meetings. The High-Level UN Roundtable titled “From Global Dialogue to Local Action: Advancing Sustainable, Inclusive, and Smart Cities,” held within the framework of the forum, carried particular significance. This meeting focused on integrating global experience in building sustainable cities with the national programmes being implemented in Turkmenistan. The Strategic Plenary Session “Ashgabat – 2045” highlighted the key vectors of the capital’s long-term development strategy as a resilient, environmentally friendly, and fully digitalized multi-profile city. On the second day of the conference, experiences were exchanged on concrete areas, including financial and investment conditions for future cities, construction ecosystems, innovations, and the modernization of energy systems. Speaking on the outcomes of the international forum, the Mayor of Ashgabat, Rahym Gandymov, noted: “The glorious XXV ‘White City Ashgabat’ international forum has once again proven to be a prestigious international platform for defining future directions of cooperation. Our country brought together representatives from more than 50 nations to discuss the architecture of the