AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSkyline Upgrade: Tajikistan has started construction of the Dushanbe Tower, billed as Central Asia’s tallest building, with a planned 77 floors and official height figures ranging from 340m to 400m depending on the source; completion is expected within five years and the project is set to involve 2,000 local workers. Academic Links: Tajikistan and the UK universities have signed a new deal to expand English language education, with plans for joint research, training, conferences, and postgraduate cooperation. Digital Cooperation: The Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO) wrapped up its LEAP 2026 participation as Palestine signed the DCO Charter and unveiled a 2026–2028 digital prosperity plan; Tajikistan is also reportedly on track to join as an associate member. Energy Independence Push: President Emomali Rahmon reiterated Tajikistan’s progress toward energy independence by 2027, citing major grid and hydropower upgrades plus ongoing modernization. Regional Science & Culture: Tajikistan’s presence was noted at international events like the Altay Communities Symposium in Baku, highlighting continued cross-border research and cultural scholarship.
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