AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCybercrime Crackdown: Uzbekistan’s cyber police say they dismantled a group that stole over UZS 1 billion from 456 people by cloning the official MyGov portal, using a fake “Compensation Registration Center,” bank-card “drop” accounts, and Telegram crypto bots. Education Quotas: The State Commission approved 2026–2027 admissions for 155,852 applicants, with most seats in Uzbek-language programs and targeted grant shares for disability, orphans, internal affairs/customs families, and other categories. Finance & Law: Uzbekistan’s president signed the Constitutional Law creating the Tashkent International Financial Center, backed by a special legal regime and specialized courts. AI Governance Push: China-backed WAICO launched in Shanghai, with Uzbekistan among founding states, as leaders pitch AI training and governance cooperation for the Global South. Seismic Rumors Denied: Uzbekistan’s Academy of Sciences says there’s no scientific basis for claims of an imminent strong Fergana Valley earthquake, urging calm while noting the region is seismically active. Tourism & Industry Links: An IAAPI educational tour highlighted Uzbekistan’s amusement tourism opportunities, while a Sri Lanka–Uzbekistan foreign ministry consultation set a framework for deeper trade, logistics, tourism, and education ties. Environment Science: New research warns the Aral Sea’s drying has shifted it from carbon sink to major carbon source.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.
Perspectify News
