AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCaspian Economy: The sea’s shoreline in Russia has receded by about 20,000 square kilometers in 20 years, Putin warned at the Turkmenbashi summit, citing risks to fisheries, jobs and trans-Caspian logistics. Leaders agreed to establish a joint commission, with its first meeting planned in Azerbaijan in 2027. Regional Trade and Industry: At the Avaza summit, Central Asian leaders and Azerbaijan called for closer trade, transport and industrial cooperation. Kazakhstan’s president proposed raising trade among the six countries to $20 billion, from about $13 billion in 2025. Turkmenistan also proposed making 2029 the CIS Year of Transport Connectivity. Turkmen-Uzbek Ties: Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan agreed to establish a Supreme Council of Strategic Partnership, creating a high-level channel to advance cooperation. Water Management: Central Asian states agreed on river withdrawals and reservoir schedules for the 2026–27 non-growing season, and will develop a plan for automated water accounting in the Syr Darya basin.
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