AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGeorgia–Tajikistan Deal-Making: Tajik President Emomali Rahmon and visiting Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze signed a package of cooperation documents in Dushanbe, including 11 agreements covering civil aviation, agriculture, tourism, science/education, culture, sports, and climate change, plus a new intergovernmental commission on economic cooperation. Transit & Trade Push: Kobakhidze said deeper Central Asia ties are Georgia’s key foreign economic priority as it seeks to use its Black Sea route and boost transit-driven growth. SCO Media Cooperation: Tajik Ambassador Nazirmad Alizoda urged SCO members to strengthen collaboration on media, digital technologies, and information security, warning against fake news and manipulation. Tajikistan Industrial Drive: Tajikistan targets raising industry’s GDP share to 30% by 2030, citing critical minerals and shifting focus from extraction to processing (textiles, agro-processing, construction materials, chemicals, and electrical equipment). Regional Finance & Climate Pipeline: A Green Climate Fund readiness workshop in Almaty wrapped up, supporting Central Asian countries in building project pipelines for climate finance submissions. EIB Steps Up in Central Asia: The European Investment Bank opened a Central Asia regional office in Tashkent, eyeing a €3bn portfolio across transport, hydropower (including Rogun), digital connectivity, water management, and climate resilience.
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