AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCaspian Sea Crisis: Iran’s environment chief says the Caspian’s level has fallen to its lowest point in about 200 years, warning of knock-on risks for coastal infrastructure, local economies and ecosystems as temperatures rise, evaporation increases, and river inflows weaken. Regional Diplomacy: Turkmenistan is pushing Trans-Caspian cooperation with a focus on “deliverables” and unity, while foreign ministry talks with the UN and IOM highlighted migration management and rights alongside Caspian environmental sustainability. Caspian Sea Day in Avaza: Turkmenistan marked Caspian Sea Day with a scientific-practical conference on protecting the ecosystem, tying the effort to the Tehran Convention and flagging a future heads-of-state meeting in Avaza on Oct. 9, 2026. Foreign Relations: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov congratulated Armenia’s Nikol Pashinyan on reappointment as prime minister, and Turkmenistan also discussed deepening ties with Saudi Arabia. Mobility Policy: Turkmenistan urged Benelux countries to consider a mutual visa waiver for diplomatic and service passport holders.
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