AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHigher Education: Afghan university students say Taliban morality and guidance bodies are monitoring students and lecturers, while expanded ideological instruction is pushing campuses away from their academic mission. Digital Affairs: A Ministry of Communications delegation traveled to Russia for the Global Digital Forum, bringing Afghanistan into a wider regional technology gathering. Agriculture and Technology: Afghanistan’s agriculture minister called for deeper cooperation with Uzbekistan, including technology and investment to build local processing and value chains rather than relying on raw exports. Connectivity: Central Asia’s mineral exports face a route squeeze: the Afghanistan–Pakistan border remains closed to trade, while conflict has disrupted southern access, underscoring how transport links shape the region’s ability to reach markets. Heritage: UNESCO is working to restore and protect Afghanistan’s Minaret of Jam.
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