AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBorder Security: The CSTO says weapons and equipment from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus are planned for Tajikistan’s Afghan border within three years. The program runs through 2029; delivery details remain undisclosed. Government Changes: President Emomali Rahmon appointed officials across several ministries, ordered faster digitization of government work and submitted nominees for election commission posts to parliament. Migration Policy: A new law creates ratings for overseas employers and offers returning workers support, as well as online job listings and electronic contracts for Tajik migrants. Regional Ties: Tajikistan and Kazakhstan are due to hold their 20th economic cooperation commission meeting in Dushanbe on Oct. 27, with trade and other bilateral issues on the agenda. Digital Development: A Dushanbe forum is discussing 5G deployment and a national technology strategy under the communications plan through 2040. Investment: An Oman-led group is preparing a $500 million fund for Central Asia and the Caucasus, with Tajikistan among its target markets and energy, mining and logistics among priority sectors.
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