AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndependence Day Diplomacy: Armenia’s PM Nikol Pashinyan sent Emomali Rahmon a message praising Tajikistan’s state-building, economic progress, and people-to-people ties, including cooperation in science and education. Energy Tech Push: Rahmon said Tajikistan is on track for energy independence by 2027, pointing to decades of hydropower expansion, grid integration, and ongoing modernization. Digital Cooperation Momentum: The Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO) wrapped up at LEAP 2026 with Palestine joining the charter and unveiling a 2026–2028 digital prosperity plan; Tajikistan is reported to be moving toward associate membership, aiming for more digital innovation, skills, and inclusion partnerships. Education & Research Links: Tajik and UK universities signed a deal to expand English language education, with plans for joint research, exchanges, and postgraduate initiatives. Regional Tech Context: Kazakhstan signaled AI-heavy investment talks with China in Almaty, while broader coverage highlighted how Central Asia is being pulled into competing AI supply-chain alliances. Global Digital Divide: A World Bank report said 2.8 billion people still lack government-recognized digital IDs, underscoring the stakes for digital services.
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