AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDisaster Preparedness: Tajikistan proposed turning its emergency training center into a hub for Central Asian rescuers, with a formal decision due in 2027. Regional officials also backed plans to reduce flood and mudslide risks. Urban Resilience: Isfara joined the Sustainable Cities Coalition, bringing its membership to 10; Dushanbe was already a member. Political Rights: Opposition activist Asadullo Boboev has been sentenced to 17 years in prison after being deported from Germany, intensifying fears among Tajik dissidents abroad. Energy: Dushanbe has ordered businesses across the capital to install solar panels, while officials discussed solar and wind projects and grid upgrades with China Electrical Equipment Group. Regional Security: The CSTO says weapons deliveries from member states to Tajikistan to reinforce its Afghan border are expected to begin by year-end. SCO Meeting: Dushanbe hosted the bloc’s heads of government, who agreed on an economic cooperation roadmap and discussed trade, transport links and security.
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