AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoRogun Dam Momentum: The World Bank has approved a new $300m grant and construction is advancing on Lot 2, with the dam’s height raised and more generation capacity expected—raising hopes for Tajikistan’s flagship hydropower project. Debt-and-Exports Question: A new look at Tajikistan’s 2026 growth warns the boom may still lean on remittances and state spending, while debt risks remain high. Electricity to Afghanistan: Tajik power officials say they’re ready to expand exports, including plans for a 500-kilovolt transmission line and talks on tariffs and training. Digital Integration Push: Central Asian states, with U.S. support, are proposing easier cross-border electronic document recognition and more compatible rules for data, cybersecurity, and AI. Regional Security Cooperation: Russia and five CIS countries, including Tajikistan, signed an agreement to share information on terrorism and extremism. UNESCO Heritage Update: Tajikistan added Paleolithic sites in the south and Pamir petroglyph complexes to UNESCO’s tentative list. Diplomacy: Tajik deputy foreign ministers met Moldova’s interior leadership on consular cooperation, while Tajik and Iran officials discussed bilateral ties.
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