AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSCO Summit: Dushanbe’s meeting ended with members backing a 2026–30 economic cooperation plan and plans for a digital transport platform. President Emomali Rahmon urged stronger regional security cooperation and called for an SCO anti-drug centre in the capital. Energy: Dushanbe has ordered businesses to install solar panels as Tajikistan expands its renewable-energy plans. Roghun’s prospects also gained a boost: the World Bank’s $300 million grant has been ratified, with another $500 million from the Asian Development Bank reportedly under consideration. The dam could ease winter power shortages, but its reservoir is expected to displace more than 50,000 people. China Ties: Premier Li Qiang called for closer intelligence-sharing and stronger protection for Chinese citizens and companies, amid security concerns around Chinese projects near the Afghan border. Rights: At least five students at Tajik State Pedagogical University were reportedly expelled for missing a state parade, despite earlier assurances that participation was voluntary. Sport and Culture: Para-judoka Shokhrukh Nazarov won Tajikistan’s first Summer Asian Para Games medal, a silver. Rome is also hosting 80 rare artifacts from Tajikistan’s National Museum.
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