AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoCybersecurity: Researchers say hackers linked to Kazakhstan used an AI tool to steal more than 2,000 documents from Tajikistan’s Defense Ministry, including military personnel and border-area records. Regional Security: Tajikistan will chair the CSTO in 2027. In Moscow, President Emomali Rahmon and Vladimir Putin discussed security, labor migration, trade and cooperation in AI and cybersecurity. Energy: Tajikistan has joined the Central Asian power system, while construction of the CASA-1000 transmission project and Roghun hydropower plant continues. Finance: Tajik and Kyrgyz central bank officials discussed payment systems, digital finance and cybersecurity, including ways to expand cashless payments. Education: Teachers’ pay has risen sharply, but schools still report shortages in key subjects, and many Dushanbe students tested below basic proficiency.
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