AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy and Infrastructure: President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev pledged 6.5 trillion tenge for infrastructure through 2029 and set a target of an electricity surplus by that year, though the address offered no details on the energy mix. Caspian Sea: Kazakhstan and the other littoral states discussed a draft agreement on marine research, as the sea faces falling water levels and growing development pressures. Water Security: Kazakhstan has mapped water risks through 2040, while regional cooperation remains crucial to managing shared rivers and projects such as Afghanistan’s Qosh Tepa Canal. Wildlife: Kazakhstan’s saiga population has rebounded to 4.689 million, up from 21,000 in 2003, a recovery praised by Prince William. Aral Sea: More than 56 million saxaul seedlings have been planted on the dried seabed to help restore a natural barrier against dust. Environmental Performance: Kazakhstan ranked first in Central Asia in a regional environmental performance ranking.
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