AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRegional Trade: Central Asian representatives at a Bishkek meeting called for expanded trade, transport and logistics cooperation with Afghanistan. An Afghan agriculture delegation is also visiting Uzbekistan to advance cooperation in farming, livestock and food processing. Energy: Afghanistan still imports more than 80% of its electricity, while the country has an estimated solar-generation potential above 220 GW. New gas and coal power agreements with Azizi Group, including a reported $275 million gas deal in Jawzjan, aim to expand domestic supply. Mining: Contracts worth more than $109 million have been signed for gold projects in three provinces. Logistics: Rail freight topped 4.9 million tonnes in six months, more than doubling year-on-year. Industry and Construction: A tube-producing plant has opened in western Afghanistan, and construction has begun on a hospital in the east. A four-day agriculture and livestock expo also brought producers together.
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