AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUzbekistan–Denmark Ties: President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met Denmark’s FM Lars Løkke Rasmussen, agreeing to strengthen the institutional and legal framework for cooperation as bilateral trade has nearly fivefolded and Danish firms expand in mining, chemicals, food, water, logistics, energy and pharma. Tourism Push: Uzbekistan plans 30 new tourist zones by 2030, with a dedicated project office set up to coordinate transport, hotels and recreation infrastructure using master plans. Regional Connectivity & Trade Corridors: A CAMCA forum discussion in Baku highlighted how fintech can expand across borders via cross-border payments and settlement pilots, while a broader policy push frames corridors as platforms for investment and production, not just transit. Energy Links Across the Caspian: Green Corridor Alliance and Siemens Energy signed an MoU to explore electricity transmission cooperation for the Trans-Caspian Green Energy Corridor, potentially linking Central Asia renewables to Europe. Air Cargo Expansion: Tashkent-based My Freighter says it will add four freighters by end-2026 and target 50 by 2030, building a dedicated cargo terminal at Tashkent Airport. Digital Governance in Courts: Uzbekistan hosted the AACC congress where India’s CJI urged AI and digitalisation in justice systems while protecting constitutional values.
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