AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoExport Markets: Pakistan says it wants to grow poultry sales in Central Asia, including Tajikistan, but must address disease control, feed costs and cold-chain logistics. Hydropower: Rogun Dam has been raised to 1,155 metres above sea level, allowing its reservoir to rise and increasing output from two operating turbines; the project is designed for 3,600 MW. Fuel Supply: Tajikistan discussed petroleum supplies with U.S. diplomats after starting Iranian fuel imports. Russia remains its main supplier, accounting for more than half of imports in the first nine months of 2026. Regional Industry and Trade: At the Awaza summit, President Emomali Rahmon called for joint industrial projects, regional value chains and a proposed oil refinery, while leaders backed stronger East–West and North–South transport links. Water Management: Central Asian officials agreed on water withdrawals and reservoir schedules for the 2026–27 non-growing season, and will work on automated water accounting in the Syr Darya basin.
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