AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTransport: Tajikistan and Japan are completing a JICA-funded feasibility study for a new bridge over the Kafirnigan River near Vahdat, replacing a crossing that no longer meets modern capacity and safety needs. New private carrier Shohin Airlines has unveiled its first fixed-wing aircraft, an L 410 NG suited to mountain airports, and plans to train staff at Turkish Airlines’ academy. Dushanbe Airport: Construction has begun on a terminal designed for 8.5 million passengers a year, with completion targeted in 18 months. A Dushanbe–Moscow flight was among more than 30 flights diverted after security restrictions shut Moscow airport operations. Energy and Water: Dushanbe discussed fuel supplies with U.S. officials after starting imports from Iran; Russia remains its main supplier. Central Asian states have agreed on water-use limits for the coming fall and winter, but country-by-country allocations have not been published.
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