Turkmenistan is shifting the management of Akhal-Teke horse breeding toward a formalized international system, moving from general promotion to specific technical and genetic standards. A series of decrees signed by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov on September 28 establishes a recurring global competitive cycle and a scientific framework for the breed. The primary structural change is the introduction of a World Championship for equestrian sports and an Akhal-Teke beauty contest, to be held every five years. The International Association of Akhal-Teke Horse Breeding will determine the specific venues and dates for these events. To move beyond exhibition and into competitive sport, the government has ordered the development of specialized training programs. These curricula are designed to meet international requirements for show jumping and other equestrian disciplines, specifically aimed at qualifying the breed for Olympic-level competition. This is paired with the creation of new international prizes and Cups under the Association's banner.

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