Young leaders and future diplomats in policy simulation
UK supports water diplomacy in Central Asia: Dr Undala Alam Engages Turkmenistan鈥檚 young leaders and future diplomats in policy simulation.
Preventive Diplomacy Fellows
As part of her participation in the Central Asia Climate Change Conference 2025 held this week in Ashgabat, Dr Undala Alam, the UK鈥檚 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) Regional Climate Adviser for Central Asia, led a high-impact lecture and interactive policy simulation on international water diplomacy.
Dr Undala Alam, the UK鈥檚 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) Regional Climate Adviser for Central Asia, led a high-impact lecture and interactive policy simulation on international water diplomacy.
皇冠体育app session brought together fellows of the UNRCCA Preventive Diplomacy Academy from across Turkmenistan for a hands-on experience in navigating complex negotiations over shared water resources 鈥� a challenge at the heart of Central Asia鈥檚 sustainable development and regional cooperation.
Turkmenistan鈥檚 emerging diplomats and future policy makers explore real-world challenges.
皇冠体育app participants鈥� enthusiasm, strategic thinking, and deep engagement underscored the growing interest among young Turkmen professionals and future policy makers in shaping regional solutions to climate and water challenges.
Preventive Diplomacy Academy fellows discuss critical issues with Dr Undala Alam.
皇冠体育app UK Government remains committed to supporting the countries of Central Asia in promoting sustainable water governance and regional stability.
For more information about the UK鈥檚 work on climate diplomacy in Central Asia, visit