AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Water: Central Asian states agreed on Amu Darya and Syr Darya water allocations and reservoir operations for the 2026–27 non-growing season, while setting a shared direction for climate-resilient river management. Aral Recovery: Kazakhstan says the North Aral Sea has grown 36% in area over 20 years; a planned Kokaral Dam upgrade aims to raise water levels, alongside saxaul planting on the dry seabed. Health and Ecosystems: A workshop in Karakalpakstan brought environmental, veterinary and scientific experts together to identify ways to reduce disease risks where people, livestock and wildlife share habitats. Nature Protection: More than half of the 62 assessed wild tulip species are threatened; Central Asia is home to most of them, including species found in the Tien Shan and Pamir-Alay. Greener Airports: ACI Europe launched its 2030 sustainability strategy in Tashkent, widening airport priorities to include climate resilience, biodiversity and resource use.
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