AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoConnectivity: Residents in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province report unreliable internet and mobile service; people in five border districts say they rely on costly Tajik SIM cards to stay connected. Smart Transport: Dushanbe officials completed South Korean training on transport planning, including AI-powered traffic signals and integrated mobility data, as part of a project to develop the city’s smart-transport plans by 2028. Agricultural Technology: Tajikistan and Kazakhstan signed a 2027–28 cooperation roadmap covering agricultural research, digital farming, seed testing and specialist training. Bilateral agricultural trade topped $564 million in the first nine months of 2026. Digital Energy: Tajikistan’s energy minister visited Kazakhstan’s grid operator KEGOC to discuss AI and digital tools for improving power-grid management; the sides agreed to share expertise. AI Security: President Emomali Rahmon joined Central Asian leaders in Astana to discuss AI-enabled extremist propaganda and deepfakes. Uzbekistan offered to host a regional UN counterterrorism office.
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