AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSCO Summit in Bishkek: Leaders adopted the Bishkek Declaration, pushing deeper security, trade, and technology cooperation while calling for a more just multipolar world order and rejecting “double standards” on terrorism. Afghanistan Security: The summit’s line was clear: SCO states urged an inclusive Afghan government and flagged Afghanistan as a hub for terror and drugs, while Russia told Tajik President Rahmon it stays in close contact over Afghanistan-related security concerns. Nuclear Safety: SCO issued its first nuclear security and safety declaration, focusing on regulation, emergency response, and stopping illicit trafficking. Water Politics: Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif warned that water must never be weaponised, echoing wider regional disputes over rivers and dams. US Outreach: Separate US meetings by envoy Sergio Gor and Senator Steve Daines in Bishkek added friction to SCO’s messaging. Tajikistan Development: Construction at Rogun’s hydropower project hit 1,155m, a major step toward boosting Tajikistan’s electricity output. US-Tajik Minerals: Washington highlighted interest in Tajik antimony as China tightens controls, with talks in Bishkek on critical minerals investment.
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