AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCICA and Connectivity: At the summit in Baku, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev called for a shared transport strategy spanning the Middle Corridor, North-South route and other Eurasian links, saying reconciliation between Azerbaijan and Armenia creates new East-West opportunities. Kazakhstan aims to raise annual transit cargo to 100 million tonnes by 2035 and is seeking closer port ties with Azerbaijan and Belgium. Trade and Industry: A new national standard for pasteurized camel milk takes effect November 1, setting quality and safety rules as producers target China and Middle Eastern markets. Kazakh wheatgrass juice is also being exported to Russia and the UAE. Digital Services: Disruptions after strikes on Russian Yandex data centres affected services in Kazakhstan, renewing calls to strengthen domestic digital infrastructure. Travel Rules: Kazakhstan plans electronic entry permits for foreign visitors from July 2027; Russian citizens will need to apply 72 hours before travel under a separate new rule. Wrestling: Kazakh athletes won three medals at the U23 World Wrestling Championships, including silver for Temirlan Turdakyn.
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