AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUzbekistan-Belarus Ties: Local representative bodies in Khiva signed 15 agreements to expand interregional cooperation, with a focus on regional socio-economic development, entrepreneurship, and public participation. AIIB Infrastructure Push: AIIB and Uzbekistan agreed on a 2026-2029 pipeline of up to $5bn for potential infrastructure projects, plus a $1.5m grant to prepare upgrades to Uzbekistan’s electricity transmission network. Digital Trade Rules: Central Asian business leaders proposed a draft deal for mutual recognition of electronic documents and closer alignment on data and AI governance, aiming to connect regional digital markets. Oman–Uzbekistan Economic Agenda: Oman and Uzbekistan discussed deeper trade, investment, and industrial cooperation, including preferential trade talks and logistics corridors. UN Women in Uzbekistan: UN Women opened an official office in Uzbekistan, highlighting support for women’s economic opportunities and digital/green job participation. Regional Cybersecurity Funding: The U.S. allocated $5m for Central Asia’s digital sector and cybersecurity via CRDF Global, including training and critical infrastructure protection. Cash Controls Ripple: Russia capped cash exports to EAEU and neighboring states, including Uzbekistan, at 1m rubles for individuals and tightened rules for businesses. Aviation Connectivity: Centrum Air launched twice-weekly direct flights between Hyderabad and Tashkent, boosting South Asia–Central Asia air links.
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