AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSolar Energy: Dushanbe has ordered businesses across the capital to install solar panels, extending requirements already covering new high-rises and educational buildings. Two planned solar plants in Sughd and Khatlon would add 500 MW of capacity. Hydropower: Roghun is advancing with a $300 million World Bank grant ratified this month; a further $500 million from the Asian Development Bank is under discussion, not confirmed. The 335-meter dam could double Tajikistan’s generating capacity, but its reservoir will displace more than 50,000 people. Trade and Transport: At the SCO meeting in Dushanbe, members reviewed a 2026–30 trade plan, a proposed digital transport platform and a database of investment projects. A transport-logistics forum also focused on cross-border freight and digital tools for agricultural shipments. China Ties: Premier Li Qiang said China would import more Tajik goods and expand cooperation in infrastructure, minerals, the digital economy and AI.
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