AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Security: At the Aqaba Process summit in Astana, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev offered to host a Central Asian office of the UN Office of Counter-Terrorism, as leaders discussed how militant groups could exploit AI. Cybersecurity: A first SCO Plus security dialogue in Samarkand brought more than 180 officials together to address digital threats, including terrorist recruitment and propaganda online; Mirziyoyev called for stronger cooperation and protection of critical infrastructure. State-Owned Firms: Uzbekistan plans to list five major state companies—including Uzbekistan Airways, energy firms, a telecom operator and a state bank—on international markets in 2027–28, after preparations to meet investor requirements. Agriculture: The government says this year’s cotton harvest topped five million tonnes for the first time since independence, and Mirziyoyev has set a higher yield target for 2027.
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