AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSAF Export Logistics: Allied Biofuels says its Uzbekistan-made sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and e-SAF will reach Europe and the UAE via rail and sea corridors, with Latvia-based Pro Logistic Services set to build the multimodal route-to-market network (dedicated rail tank cars, port handling, freight forwarding and marine delivery), with commercial supplies targeted for 2030. Digital Transit Upgrade: Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan are running a pilot freight shipment using the international e-TIR system, with practical operations planned at Turkmenbashi Seaport and support from UNECE and IRU to modernize road transit. Turkmen–Georgia Diplomacy & Transport: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov congratulated Georgia’s president on his 55th birthday, while recent Turkmen–Georgian talks centered on expanding rail-to-maritime throughput and the CASCA+ corridor, including a proposed Turkmen cargo terminal. Regional Environment Cooperation: CAREC’s Turkmenistan office and Kazakhstan’s CAIER agreed to strengthen long-term work on sustainable water management and climate adaptation, as researchers argue climate change is the main driver of Caspian Sea shrinkage. Education & Sport: Turkmen schoolchildren won 1 silver and 3 bronze medals at the IMO in Shanghai, and Turkmen tennis players began Davis Cup zonal qualifiers in Sri Lanka. People-to-people: Turkmen artists performed at Korea’s “Arirang” Silk Road cultural event ahead of the Central Asia–Republic of Korea summit.
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