AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoChina Investment: Tajikistan’s economic development minister met China Pingmei Shenma to discuss joint ventures, including in the country’s five free economic zones. Vietnam Trade: Trade turnover rose nearly 60% in 2025 and continued growing this year, as the two countries pledged to deepen cooperation; Tajikistan is seeking to learn from Vietnam’s industrialization. Regional Connectivity: Central Asian aviation officials, including Tajikistan, discussed expanding flights with China. A widening project on Uzbekistan’s A380 highway is also improving a trade route used to carry goods to Tajikistan and other markets. New Business Links: President Emomali Rahmon is due in Kazakhstan Nov. 5–7 for talks on the countries’ strategic partnership. Tajikistan’s ambassador to Pakistan has called for stronger business ties, with both governments targeting $200 million in bilateral trade within three years, up from $43 million in 2025. Domestic Investment: A new Sughd plant can process 7,200 tonnes of fruit and vegetables annually, while Istaravshan’s 18-storey Silk Road business complex combines retail, hotel, office and residential space. SME Policy: Business inspections for small and medium-sized firms are suspended until 2029, though tax checks continue.
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