AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Trade: Kazakhstan–Tajikistan turnover topped $1 billion in January–August, up 34% year on year. A Kazakh delegation is in Dushanbe for talks on trade and economic cooperation, with documents expected to be signed and visits to local industrial enterprises planned. Agriculture: Tajikistan’s Jayhun district exports more than 10,000 tonnes of lemons annually. Growers cultivate citrus and other subtropical fruit across 200 hectares, with Uzbekistan the main export market. Investment: Oman is leading a consortium developing a $500 million fund for Central Asia and the Caucasus, with Tajikistan among the target markets. Priority sectors include logistics, renewable energy, mining, agriculture and food production; a formal agreement is expected in early November. Energy: Tajik and Kuwaiti officials discussed opportunities to expand cooperation in oil and gas, but no specific projects were announced. Workforce: Belarusian employers are recruiting Tajik workers for construction, agriculture, textiles, heavy industry, transport and services, offering monthly pay of $750–$1,200.
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