AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAgriculture: Malaysia and Tajikistan are exploring a cooperation pact covering irrigation, mechanisation, livestock and dairy. Bilateral agricultural trade more than doubled in 2025 to RM4.57 million. Russia Ties: Presidents Emomali Rahmon and Vladimir Putin discussed expanding trade and cooperation in energy, industry, agriculture and transport; Russia accounts for more than 20% of Tajikistan’s foreign trade. Fuel Supply: Tajikistan remains heavily exposed to Russian fuel shortages, importing 90–95% of its fuel from Russia as export limits and refinery damage squeeze regional supplies. Investment: Tajik and Kuwaiti officials discussed expanding investment cooperation and developing joint projects across economic sectors. Kazakhstan Trade: A new roadmap aims to boost bilateral trade by 2030. The leaders’ recent visit produced business deals worth $2.5 billion, while agricultural trade topped $564 million in the first nine months of 2026. Regional Payments: Five Central Asian countries, including Tajikistan, agreed to work toward linking instant payment systems, potentially making QR transactions easier across borders.
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