AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGeorgia–Tajikistan Diplomacy: Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze’s first official visit to Dushanbe produced a package of cooperation deals, including a joint intergovernmental economic commission and agreements on civil aviation and tourism, with both sides promising a new phase in ties. EU–Tajikistan Engagement: The 12th EU–Tajikistan Cooperation Committee meeting in Brussels mapped deeper cooperation on trade, investment, energy (including support for Rogun), transport connectivity, digitalisation, water management, and human rights. Human Rights & Law: Dushanbe opened criminal cases over underage marriage, stressing the legal marriage age of 18 and liability for parents, intermediaries, and those conducting ceremonies. Disability Rights Update: Parliament approved revisions to Tajikistan’s disability social protection framework, with observers noting the key test will be real access and enforcement. Regional Connectivity Role: Tajikistan was elected coordinator of the Group of Landlocked Developing Countries for a one-year term starting July 1, highlighting transport and transit priorities. Culture & Identity: Uzbekistan hosted the International Maqam Art Forum, with Tajik maqam performers highlighted as part of a broader “Maqam Route” cultural corridor. Local Economy: Khatlon’s new Asri Vahdat dairy plant began operations, aiming to expand domestic production and create jobs. Public Safety: Police praised two men for rescuing a 12-year-old boy in Dushanbe after he was swept into a fast-flowing drainage ditch.
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