AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWaste & Methane: Dushanbe’s waste experts warn that landfills are a major, often ignored methane source—and that cutting methane can slow near-term warming fast because methane breaks down in about a decade, aligning with the Global Methane Pledge. Cybersecurity: A new Central Asia–wide malware campaign uses two custom backdoors (OctLurk and SilkLurk) to keylog, steal passwords, and remotely control government computers, with activity reported across Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and more. Telecom Upgrade: Megafon Tajikistan says it added 23 base stations in H1, upgraded 47 to LTE, installed 85 LTE modules, tested 5G up to 1.1 Gbps, and plans 4T4R on 150 LTE sites next. Science Diplomacy: COMSTECH and Tajikistan discussed launching a joint programme to boost research, AI, higher education links, and student/innovator exchanges. One Health Media Training: CAREC opened applications for journalists to cover “One Health” and attend a Bishkek conference in September. Textiles & Investment: Tajikistan is preparing International Textile Forum Tajikistan 2026 (Sept 23) to attract investors into full-cycle textile production powered by mostly renewable hydropower. LEO Connectivity: ZHARYQ and Rivada Space Networks plan secure LEO satellite connectivity using an optical network concept for faster, safer data links. Regional Tech & Policy: SCO events in Kyrgyzstan continue to push digital economy, green industry, scientific cooperation, and practical integration projects.
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