AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndependence Celebrations: Tajikistan marked 35 years of independence in Dushanbe with a large military parade and a major cultural program at the newly opened National Stadium, featuring a theatrical show “35 Fateful Years.” Presidential Foreign Policy: In his anniversary remarks, President Emomali Rahmon stressed Tajikistan’s “open-door” foreign policy, peace-focused diplomacy, and expanding ties with 192 UN member states. Regional Security: Russia’s Defense Minister Andrey Belousov said Moscow is prioritizing security along the Tajikistan–Afghanistan border, with the 201st base in Tajikistan kept on alert and cooperation framed through CSTO, SCO and CIS. Dushanbe Development Push: Construction has started on the planned Dushanbe Tower in the Shohmansur district, with authorities calling it Central Asia’s tallest building and completion targeted within five years. Diplomatic Outreach: Tajikistan’s ambassador to Malaysia told a reception that Malaysia is a reliable Southeast Asia partner, highlighting cooperation in trade, investment, logistics, and cultural exchanges. Afghanistan Rights Alarm: UN human rights chief Volker Türk warned that conditions for Afghans are worsening under Taliban rule, citing restrictions on education and work, arrests over “morality” rules, and media crackdowns as global attention fades.
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