AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBorder Engineering: Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan are pushing demarcation forward, with field surveys done on a 416-km stretch and engineering work completed on 300 km; full completion is now targeted for 2027. Power Security: Tajikistan warns another winter power shortfall is likely despite lower network losses and ongoing hydropower investment, with Uzbekistan electricity imports planned again under a seasonal exchange. Mining-to-Industry Push: President Emomali Rahmon reiterated that exporting raw minerals is no longer acceptable, urging domestic processing and new industrial capacity across mining, construction materials, energy, chemicals, and food processing. Agriculture & Exports: Tajikistan’s state exporter Tojagroexport shipped 21,900 tonnes of agricultural goods worth 59.7m somoni, led by dry fruits; overall agricultural exports topped $40m in H1 2026. Tourism Momentum: Foreign arrivals reached 889,400 in the first half of 2026 (+16.7%), supported by expanding hotels and travel services. Regional Logistics: Iran, Tajikistan and Afghanistan agreed on a road transit corridor through Afghanistan, with a pilot shipment expected within a month. SCO Science & Culture: SCO young scientists wrapped up a Cholpon-Ata camp, while the SCO film festival also concluded with Tajik-Iran co-production recognized in acting categories.
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