AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAfghanistan-Tajikistan Diplomacy: The Taliban’s foreign ministry says both Kabul and Dushanbe need a more active diplomatic presence, arguing that trade and transit cooperation has continued even as political ties stalled. Human Rights: Human Rights Watch says Germany deported Tajik opposition activist Asadullo Boboev and his son to Dushanbe despite fears of detention and mistreatment. Economy & Industry: Tajikistan reports industrial output up 14.1% in the first half of 2026, with Sughd driving most production. Food Security & Energy: A new flour mill in Sughd was commissioned, while the agriculture ministry says farmers can buy subsidized diesel as fuel shortages deepen. Energy Infrastructure: EU-Tajik talks put electricity losses back on the agenda, linking grid efficiency to water and climate goals. Wildlife Conservation: Tajik officials say markhor numbers have rebounded to over 7,000 after conservation efforts. Security & Crime: Police opened a case over illegal cryptocurrency trading worth UZS 2.8 billion. Culture: Tirgon, an ancient water-and-fertility festival, has been added to Tajikistan’s official holiday calendar.
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