AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAgriculture: Tajikistan and Malaysia are exploring cooperation in modern irrigation, farm mechanization, livestock and dairy, with a proposed agriculture agreement. Bilateral agricultural trade more than doubled in 2025 to RM4.57 million. Energy: Tajikistan has joined the Central Asian power system, the Energy Ministry says, as work advances on CASA-1000 and the north-south power line. Roghun is 70% complete, with its third unit targeted for 2027. Fuel Supply: Tajikistan imports 90–95% of its fuel from Russia, leaving it exposed to Russian export limits and refinery disruptions that are tightening supplies across the region. Investment: Tajikistan and Kuwait are seeking to expand investment ties and develop joint projects across several sectors. Farm Trade: Agricultural output rose 8.5% in the first three quarters, while exports grew 19.7%, led by dried fruit. Tajikistan and Kazakhstan have also agreed on a roadmap to deepen agricultural cooperation. Renewables: Construction has begun on a solar power plant in Khatlon, adding to the country’s energy development plans.
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