AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAgriculture: Malaysia and Tajikistan are exploring cooperation on irrigation, farm mechanisation, livestock and dairy, alongside a proposed agriculture agreement. Bilateral agricultural trade more than doubled in 2025, reaching RM4.57 million. Mining: Solidcore Resources has agreed with Tajikistan’s geology department to explore for precious metals and polymetallic ores. Uzbekistan and Tajikistan are also discussing mineral processing and industrial clusters to capture more value locally. Investment Ties: Tajikistan and Oman discussed joint projects and investment in mining, hydropower, agriculture, textiles and tourism. Economic Outlook: The IMF says Tajikistan’s public debt and external position are strong enough that the country does not need IMF lending. Trade and Supply Risks: Fuel shortages across Central Asia are pushing prices higher; Tajikistan imports 90–95% of its fuel from Russia, leaving it exposed to supply cuts. Kazakhstan and Tajikistan, meanwhile, have set a roadmap to expand trade by 2030, with reported business deals reaching $2.5 billion during Rahmon’s November visit.
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