TLDR: Turkmenistan has launched ‘Awaza AI’, an innovative virtual assistant, to support participants of the Third UN Conference on Landlocked Countries (LLDC3). Set to take place from August 4 to 8, 2025, at the ‘Avaza’ Congress Centre, the AI will provide real-time information on the conference program, logistics, and various events, ensuring a seamless experience for attendees.
Turkmenistan has officially introduced ‘Awaza AI’, a cutting-edge virtual assistant designed to enhance the experience for participants of the upcoming Third UN Conference on Landlocked Countries (LLDC3). The innovative AI agent was unveiled in Turkmenistan on July 12, 2025, ahead of the significant international forum.
The LLDC3 conference is scheduled to be held from August 4 to 8, 2025, at the state-of-the-art ‘Avaza’ Congress Centre, located on the picturesque Caspian Sea coast. This event marks a crucial gathering for landlocked developing countries and their partners.
The primary objective of Awaza AI is to furnish forum participants with prompt, accurate, and comprehensive information regarding the event. Developed with the robust support of the conference organizers, particularly the Government of Turkmenistan as the host country, the virtual assistant is poised to be an indispensable tool for attendees.
Awaza AI will provide detailed insights into the conference program, profiles of speakers, logistical arrangements, and other essential organizational details. Its real-time support capabilities are expected to streamline information access, allowing participants to navigate the extensive agenda with ease.
The LLDC3 conference itself is set to feature a diverse array of activities, including plenary sessions, thematic roundtables, and numerous side events. These parallel sessions will be organized by UN member states, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector, fostering broad participation and discussion. Additionally, exhibitions will be held, focusing on critical areas such as sustainable development, international trade, transport, infrastructure, information technology, and climate change.
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Particular emphasis will be placed on dedicated forums for youth, women leaders, civil society representatives, and the private sector, underscoring the conference’s commitment to inclusive dialogue and multi-stakeholder engagement. Participants interested in attending any of these events are reminded that prior accreditation is a mandatory requirement.
