AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAzerbaijan–Uzbekistan “Eternal Friendship” Deal: Presidents Ilham Aliyev and Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed a Treaty on Eternal Friendship, aiming to lock in long-term cooperation and expand ties beyond politics into security, institutions, and joint projects. Trade & Investment Push: The two countries are targeting $1 billion in bilateral trade by 2030 as investment and transit links grow, with an Azerbaijan-Uzbekistan investment company set to help turn plans into operating businesses. Central Asia Digital Justice: Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan agreed to expand cooperation on digital transformation of courts, including e-court proceedings, case distribution, and remote participation. AI for Education: A Sino-Uzbek AI empowerment training program wrapped up for Uzbek educators, building AI literacy for teaching, research, and school administration. Urban Tech & Jobs: Uzbekistan’s “New Tashkent” project highlights trigeneration tech and plans for major job creation, plus new labs and education facilities. Green Development via SCO: SCO members are using shared clean-energy and climate solutions—from wind and waste-to-power to Aral-adjacent salt-tolerant farming—to keep growth sustainable. Aral Sea Carbon Angle: A new study suggests restoring the Aral Sea could cut greenhouse gas emissions and open carbon-credit funding opportunities.
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