AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCabinet Reshuffle: Erkinjon Turdimov has been appointed Uzbekistan’s first deputy prime minister and minister of education and science. He will coordinate work across education, science and healthcare; Presidential Administration chief Saida Mirziyoyeva will oversee implementation. CIS Summit: In Turkmenistan, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev urged members to remove trade barriers, coordinate food security and advance low-carbon technologies. Uzbekistan will chair the CIS in 2027, and leaders endorsed 2029 as the year of transport connectivity. Regional Cooperation: Central Asian states agreed on water withdrawals and reservoir schedules for 2026–27, though national quotas remain undisclosed. Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan also pledged to deepen trade and industrial ties, including joint manufacturing and agricultural supplies. Political Rights: A blogger was sentenced to four years in prison in Uzbekistan; rights groups also called for the release of jailed Karakalpak activist Dauletmurat Tazhimuratov and an investigation into new torture allegations.
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