Security Guard Services in Turkmenistan

Security Considerations in Turkmenistan

Security programs in Turkmenistan usually cover offices, representative offices, hotels and retail sites in Ashgabat, as well as sites in Turkmenbashi and Avaza. The activities of foreign companies and the entry of foreign specialists require prior approval, so the program structure and start dates are set in advance. Turkmen and Russian are the working languages of security staff.

Summers in the country are very hot, which affects how exterior posts and shift schedules are organized. In Avaza, the load increases during the summer season, and in Ashgabat during public holidays and major events. Coverage plans should include relief officers, clear access control procedures and the same reporting format at every site.

• Ashgabat city center
• Berkarar shopping center
• Gulistan Bazaar
• Bitarap Turkmenistan Avenue
• Ashgabat International Airport
• Port of Turkmenbashi
• Avaza

How Coverage Works in Turkmenistan

McCray designs the program, and officers follow McCray Post Orders.

Private Security Regulation in Turkmenistan

The licensing requirements for security activity and the training requirements for security guards are confirmed before work begins.

Cities in Turkmenistan

• Ashgabat
• Turkmenbashi
• Mary
• Turkmenabat
• Dashoguz
• Balkanabat

Coverage in other cities is arranged on request.

Provinces (Welayats) and Cities With Welayat Status of Turkmenistan

• Ahal Province
• Balkan Province
• Dashoguz Province
• Lebap Province
• Mary Province
• Ashgabat (capital)
• Arkadag (city)

Frequently Asked Questions

What Languages Do the Officers Speak?

Officers work in Turkmen and Russian. If a site requires English, for example in the offices of international companies and in hotels, this is stated in the Post Orders and taken into account when selecting officers.

Other countries, including Central Asia and the Caucasus, are covered in the Asia overview.