AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoKazakhstan-Tajikistan Trade: The leaders’ November 7 talks produced a fuel-supply framework and plans to expand trade through 2030. Bilateral trade reached $1.13 billion in the first nine months, up 25.6%, though Kazakhstan’s fuel deliveries to Tajikistan fell by two-thirds. The agreements also cover mining, electricity, agriculture and e-commerce. Agriculture: Tajikistan’s farm output rose 8.5% in the first three quarters to 67.1 billion somoni. Kazakhstan’s rail shipments of vegetables and potatoes to Tajikistan nearly quadrupled year on year, reaching 54,000 tonnes through October. Digital Payments: Tajikistan is among five Central Asian countries working to connect national QR payment systems by the end of 2026, making cross-border purchases easier through existing banking apps. Transport: Tajikistan recorded the region’s fastest freight-turnover growth, up 15.9% in January–August to 11.4 billion tonne-kilometres.
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