AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBorder Security: Kyrgyzstan says engineering work on the Kyrgyz-Tajik border in Batken is complete, including more than 327 km of fencing and 338 km of access roads. Economic Ties: Tajikistan’s finance minister and central bank chief met World Bank and IMF partners in Bangkok to discuss development priorities; the finance minister also held talks with Iran on trade. Regional Diplomacy: President Emomali Rahmon joined the CICA summit in Baku and announced that Dushanbe will host a UN-backed peace conference in May 2027. India’s defence minister is due in Dushanbe on Oct. 19–20 for an SCO meeting, with bilateral talks expected. Investment: Tajik officials say 23 agreements worth a combined $3.1 billion were signed at an entrepreneurship forum in Dushanbe, covering sectors including energy, health and education. Residents’ Rights: People in Dushanbe say demolition work on their occupied building is continuing despite a permit requiring agreements with all residents, leaving homes exposed to falling debris and disrupted utilities. Cybersecurity: Researchers say a Kazakhstan-linked espionage group targeted government bodies in Tajikistan and eight other countries.
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