AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDushanbe Skyscraper Boom: Tajikistan has started construction of the “Dushanbe Tower,” a 340-meter, 77-floor centerpiece in a new 29-hectare complex in the Shohmansur district, aiming to make it Central Asia’s tallest structure within about five years. Independence in Coin Form: The National Bank of Tajikistan issued commemorative coins marking the 35th anniversary of state independence, featuring the state emblem and the 1991–2026 anniversary design. SCO Spotlight on Afghanistan: At the SCO summit in Bishkek, Russia’s Putin told President Emomali Rahmon Moscow is in “close contact” with Dushanbe over Afghanistan security concerns, while Taliban officials said Afghan territory poses no threat. U.S. Eyes Tajik Antimony: U.S. envoy Sergio Gor and Senator Steve Daines met Rahmon in Bishkek, highlighting investment in strategic minerals, with Tajikistan’s antimony production drawing attention. Azerbaijan-Tajikistan Ties: In Baku, Tajik and Azerbaijani officials marked Tajikistan’s independence anniversary, with both sides stressing high-level bilateral cooperation and growing tourism links. More Flights to Tajikistan: S7 Airlines added capacity on its Novosibirsk routes, increasing weekly flights to Dushanbe and Khujand.
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