AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFuel Security Crunch: Russia extended its full gasoline export ban until Jan 31, 2027, while allowing diesel exports from Sept 1, 2026—pushing Central Asia to scramble for supplies as Kyrgyzstan’s fuel imports and gasoline availability fell sharply and prices rose. Tajikistan–China Energy Talks: Dushanbe opened negotiations with Beijing to import petroleum products (gasoline and diesel), including possible routes via Kulma and through neighbors, as local shortages and rising prices hit consumers. Regional Energy Push: Tajik President Emomali Rahmon proposed studying a large modern oil refinery for Central Asia to cut dependence on external supplies and improve energy security. Central Asia Integration in Cholpon-Ata: Leaders of Central Asia and Azerbaijan signed the Cholpon-Ata Declaration, focusing on trade, transport/logistics, energy, tourism, and security—while Kyrgyzstan’s unified tourist visa idea gained support. Investment Spotlight: Tajikistan reported foreign investment inflows of about $1.9B in Q1 2026, with deals concentrated in energy, industry, and mining. Cyber Risk: New backdoors (OctLurk, SilkLurk) were linked to attacks on government networks across Central Asia, including Tajikistan.
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