AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAviation & Connectivity: Shohin Airlines, based in Dushanbe, says it has ordered four Airbus A320neo-family jets—two A320neos and two A321neos—in its first Airbus deal, aiming to expand regional and global routes. Budget & Economy: Tajikistan reported state budget revenues of 36.4 billion somoni (about $3.94 billion) in the first half of 2026, with the plan fulfilled at more than 114%, while real GDP grew 8.2% and foreign trade turnover rose 44.2% year-on-year. Press Freedom: Reporters Without Borders welcomed the release of two Tajik journalists from prison under an amnesty law, but urged authorities to free others still jailed. Public Safety & Law: Tajikistan says cases of witchcraft and fortune-telling surged in 2026 and warned that both practitioners and clients face fines or criminal charges under amended rules. Justice: The prosecutor general confirmed a former senior investigator is detained in the death case of 23-year-old Mehrona Noibova, with proceedings opened under a criminal code article covering coercion leading to suicide attempts. Weather Risk: Heat and mudflow danger remain in parts of Tajikistan, with authorities warning of possible glacial mudflows and dust-related air pollution.
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