AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy Independence Push: President Emomali Rahmon says Tajikistan is on track for energy independence by 2027, citing major grid and hydropower buildout, including new transmission links and expanded generation capacity. Industrial Expansion: Rahmon also highlighted that Tajikistan’s industrial enterprises have grown to over 4,000, with industrial output up sharply over 25 years and new manufacturing areas ranging from mining and metallurgy to food and construction materials. Mega-Construction: Dushanbe has started work on a 340-meter “Dushanbe Tower” complex, planned for completion in five years and set to become Central Asia’s tallest skyscraper. Governance & Investor Risk: A UN expert warns about Tajikistan’s fiscal practices and business climate, flagging limited transparency around major infrastructure decisions and urging clearer cost-benefit analysis and public participation. Regional Trade & Logistics: Tajikistan’s ambassador to Malaysia says cooperation is growing in trade, investment and logistics, positioning Tajikistan as a bridge between Central Asia and Southeast Asia. Cross-Border Security Context: Amnesty reports Russia recruiting foreigners for Ukraine’s front line, noting Tajikistan is among the main migrant-supply countries to Russia.
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