AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAfghanistan Flood Response: Fresh flash floods hit Nuristan’s Mandol district, injuring at least 30 people and damaging farmland, roads, irrigation canals and water mills, as earlier Parun floods already left dozens dead and missing. Water & Agriculture Pressure: Separate reporting from Farah’s Bala Buluk points to worsening drought and falling groundwater, with karez systems and springs drying up and families rationing scarce drinking water. Trade & Connectivity: Afghanistan’s push for deeper trade ties continues, including discussions on expanding railway cooperation with Uzbekistan for the Trans-Afghan route and efforts to improve transit trade links. Energy & Power Planning: Taliban-linked energy procurement was reported for a 10,000 MW power plan, while UN reporting says most Afghan cities still face electricity shortages. Industry & Jobs: A new international-standard textile factory is set to begin operations in Kabul, adding to momentum in Afghanistan’s carpet and animal-product export sectors. Security & Cross-Border Risks: Pakistan again urged scrutiny of Taliban terror patronage, while regional officials stressed maritime security and zero tolerance for terrorism at the ASEAN Regional Forum.
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