AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoRogun Hydropower: Webuild says it has lifted the Rogun dam structure in Tajikistan to 1,155m, raising reservoir water by 40m to 1,140m and boosting output from the two already-running units; Lot 2 is valued at about $2.3bn and aims to reach 335m height with six 600MW turbines. Tourism Push: Tajikistan has finalized a new five-year tourism roadmap focused on upgrading hospitality, raising local living standards, protecting heritage, and showcasing alpine landscapes; officials cite a record 2.4m foreign tourists in 2025. Digital State Building: A new push toward an integrated national digital system is underway, with President Rahmon directing electronic coordination of public services and integration of state information systems. Energy Supply Shock: Central Asia’s fuel crunch is spilling into Tajikistan as Russia tightens exports amid refinery disruptions tied to the Ukraine war, leaving shortages and higher costs. Food Trade Friction: Kyrgyz border inspectors blocked a batch of Tajik melons and watermelons over missing phytosanitary certification, starting return procedures. Regional Trade Finance: The ADB is preparing up to $400m for modernization of border crossing points across CAREC countries, including Tajikistan, with plans for digital customs and faster freight. Industry & Exports Linkages: Azerbaijan’s food and beverage industry groups signed cooperation documents with Tajik institutions to expand processing, technology use, and agricultural product supply.
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