AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSkyscraper Push: Dushanbe has started construction of the 340-meter, 77-floor Dushanbe Tower, part of a wider Shohmansur complex expected to finish in five years—an eye-catching bet on urban growth. Energy Outlook: President Emomali Rahmon says Tajikistan is on track for energy independence by 2027, highlighting hydropower expansion and grid upgrades that keep feeding industry. Regional Logistics: Kyrgyzstan plans a $100m Sary-Tash international transport and logistics center near the China border, with warehouse, customs and cargo monitoring—and even a textile manufacturing cluster—aimed at faster routes toward South Asia. Korea–Central Asia Dealmaking: South Korea will host the first Korea–Central Asia Summit in Seoul next week, with Tajikistan among the five leaders, focusing on critical minerals, energy, supply chains and future industries under a “Seoul Declaration.” Tourism Connectivity: CAREC states met in Tashkent to speed up cross-border tourism, including upgrading the “Visit Silk Road” portal and rolling out AI travel tools and shared sustainability standards. Security Readiness: Ahead of the Seoul summit, South Korea is raising terror alerts and tightening immigration checks and patrols. Terror Trend Watch: A U.S. think tank marks 25 years since 9/11, arguing terrorism has adapted and remains a moving target for policy and industry-linked security planning.
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