AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAfghan–Uzbek Trade Push: Afghanistan and Uzbekistan signed 22 trade MoUs worth over $200 million in Kabul, aiming to lift bilateral trade to $5 billion, with Uzbekistan pledging to buy 100,000 tonnes of Afghan cotton after a trial export of 10,000 tonnes. Taliban–Tashkent Agriculture Talks: Taliban’s agriculture minister met Uzbekistan’s deputy prime minister, with both sides discussing cooperation in farming, processing, irrigation, and joint projects as ties expand in trade and transit. SCO Diplomacy Ahead of Bishkek: China’s Wang Yi attended the SCO foreign ministers’ council in Cholpon-Ata, stressing a decade blueprint and new cooperation platforms as the bloc heads toward its Bishkek summit. Regional Governance Mechanism: Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan launched a Council of Regional Leaders in Aktau to deepen trade, investment, and transport links, targeting higher bilateral trade volumes. Uzbekistan Visas for Afghans: Uzbekistan said it issued 5,000 visas to Afghan citizens this year and is working to simplify the process. UNESCO in Tashkent: Ten Tashkent modernist sites were inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, marking a major step for Uzbekistan’s cultural recognition. Toshakhana Records: Pakistan released updated Toshakhana gift disclosures for top officials, adding another transparency datapoint in regional governance.
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