AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnvironmental Awareness Policy: Tajikistan’s government reviewed a draft State Programme for 2026–2030 to boost environmental literacy and culture, with an action plan and annual reporting to track progress. UNESCO Heritage: Tajikistan added Paleolithic sites in Khatlon and petroglyph complexes in the Pamirs to UNESCO’s World Heritage Tentative List, highlighting early human adaptation and thousands of years of rock art. Renewable Power & Water: Work on the Rogun Hydropower Project on the Vakhsh River continues toward a planned 335-metre dam, with units already generating power and aimed at easing winter shortages and expanding electricity exports. Energy Trade: Afghanistan’s power utility DABS says Tajikistan is ready to increase electricity exports, including plans for a 500-kilovolt transmission line and further technical cooperation. Sustainable Development Funding: The Eurasian Development Bank received three ADFIAP awards, including a Tajikistan project supporting wheat flour fortification with WFP to tackle “hidden hunger.” Regional Connectivity & Climate Risk: A World Bank report on the Trans-Caspian “Middle Corridor” says better logistics could cut travel times and boost jobs, while also noting that floods, droughts, and weather shocks raise the value of reliable routes.
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