AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation: Teachers’ base pay has risen 62.5% since September 2025, but schools still lack staff in key subjects; most Dushanbe students tested also fell short of basic proficiency in Tajikistan’s first PISA assessment. Energy and Mining: Tajikistan has joined the Central Asian power system as work continues on CASA-1000 and the Roghun plant. Kazakhstan-based Solidcore signed a deal to explore for precious metals. Cybersecurity: CloudSEK says hackers researchers link to Kazakhstan used AI to steal more than 2,000 Tajik defense documents, including personnel and border-construction records. Regional Ties: Rahmon and Putin discussed migration, AI, cybersecurity and trade in Moscow; Tajikistan will chair the CSTO in 2027. Rights and Finance: UN members urged Dushanbe to free detained journalists and activists and tackle gender-based violence. The IMF says Tajikistan’s strong debt and external positions mean it does not need IMF lending.
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