AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoKorea-Central Asia Summit: Tajik President Emomali Rahmon wrapped up a high-profile visit to Seoul as South Korea and the five Central Asian states adopted a long-term cooperation plan, with leaders stressing the “Silk Road spirit” and new mechanisms for economic, security, resources and people-to-people ties. Bilateral Deals: In separate talks, Rahmon and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung signed 17 agreements covering railways, electricity and logistics, critical minerals, AI and digital industries, plus customs and police cooperation against transnational crime. Labor Cooperation: Tajikistan and Kuwait moved to deepen workforce and vocational training links, with talks focused on recruiting “qualified” Tajik workers for Kuwait’s private sector. Health Diplomacy: Tajik officials joined an IAEA forum in Vienna, highlighting progress in radiotherapy and oncology and Tajikistan’s 2025–2030 cooperation program. Climate & Early Warning: Dushanbe is discussing UK technologies for disaster preparedness, including drones, risk mapping and early warning systems after deadly mudflows and avalanches. Independence & Diplomacy: Tajikistan marked its 35th independence anniversary abroad, including a reception in Riyadh attended by diplomats and officials.
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