AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCultural Heritage & Education: Indian scholars toured Tajikistan’s National Museum, studying rare artifacts from Sarazm, Panjakent, Takhti-Sangin and other sites, plus fine and applied arts—part of Tajikistan–India cultural-scientific cooperation. Independence & Community Life: President Emomali Rahmon marked Tajikistan’s 35th independence anniversary with major Rasht Valley projects, including new schools, public facilities, and a museum dedicated to Nusratullo Makhsum, with hundreds of facilities already commissioned. Regional Tourism & Lifestyle: CAREC’s Tourism Working Group met in Tashkent to push cross-border travel, including upgrading the “Visit Silk Road” portal, adding AI travel tools, and adopting sustainable tourism standards. Learning & Youth: OECD-linked PISA 2025 results highlighted education gaps across Central Asia, with Tajikistan represented via Dushanbe sampling and performance figures showing room for improvement. Rights & Faith in Daily Life: A report warns of growing pressure on churches in Central Asia, noting strict limits on religious teaching for children in Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. International Spotlight: Seoul is preparing the first Korea–Central Asia Summit, with Tajikistan among the leaders expected to discuss connectivity and people-to-people exchanges.
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