AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTajikistan Independence Diplomacy: Tajikistan marked its 35th Independence Day with a focus on development and foreign policy, as Ambassador Khusrav Noziri in Kuwait pointed to priorities like industrialization, energy independence, food security, transport, digital transformation, and green growth. Korea-Central Asia Summit Push: South Korea is set to host the first Central Asia–Korea presidential summit on Sept. 16, upgrading cooperation with Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, with leaders already in Seoul and talks centered on critical minerals, energy, AI, digital tech, and transport. Nuclear and Minerals Dealmaking: South Korea and Kazakhstan signed nuclear cooperation memorandums covering reactor technology and nuclear fuel supply chains, alongside broader agreements on critical minerals and strategic industries. Rail Cooperation for Dushanbe: Korea Railroad Corp. (Korail) signed an MOU with Tajikistan Railways to support follow-up work on Dushanbe’s urban rail/metro plans, including design and possible training-center cooperation. SCO Anti-Terror Stance: The Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s anti-terror body condemned new U.S. strikes on Iran and backed de-escalation, with member states including Tajikistan participating in the Islamabad meeting. Bahrain-Tajikistan Ties: Bahrain’s capital governor met Tajikistan’s newly appointed ambassador to expand cooperation and exchange expertise.
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