AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSCO Security Push: Tajikistan urged SCO members to expand joint counterterrorism and security drills in Bishkek, calling for better information sharing, secure communications, and steps to cut terrorist financing and radicalization. Afghanistan Tensions: Pakistan’s interior minister Mohsin Naqvi met Tajik counterpart Ramazon Rahimzoda and both flagged “terrorist camps” and drug production in Afghanistan, saying around 25 groups operate there. Regional Agreements: On the SCO sidelines, Pakistan and Russia signed pacts to curb illegal immigration and cooperate on repatriation, plus anti-narcotics coordination; Naqvi also met Iran’s interior minister in Dushanbe to discuss border security and illegal cross-border activity. Trade Roadmap: Tajikistan and Pakistan wrapped up their 8th Joint Commission in Dushanbe, agreeing a three-year plan to lift bilateral trade to $200 million and to finalize CASA-1000 terms via a working group meeting in Istanbul. Energy Planning: Tajikistan published a hydropower-led power plan for the Pamir region through 2050, introducing sustainability screening tools for future projects.
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