AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSCO Trade Push: At the 25th SCO meeting in Dushanbe, ministers adopted a 2026–2030 action plan and backed India’s push for “Security, Connectivity and Opportunity,” with trade facilitation, digital customs and paperless document exchange aimed at cutting costs and transit times. Korea-Central Asia Momentum: Tajikistan’s ties with South Korea deepened as Rahmon’s Seoul visit produced 17 agreements, including cooperation on railways, energy, critical minerals, AI/digital industries, and anti-transnational crime coordination. Independence at 35: Tajikistan marked 35 years of independence with nationwide events, while leaders framed the next phase around industrialization, green energy, infrastructure, and stronger international partnerships. ICC Withdrawal Debate: Tajikistan’s lower house is reviewing a draft to terminate its Rome Statute obligations after the ICC criticized Dushanbe for not executing an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin during his 2025 visit. Disaster Risk Focus: Dushanbe is discussing early warning and monitoring tools with the UK after deadly mudflows and avalanches, including GIS, drones and remote monitoring to give people more time to react.
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