AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBorder Crackdown on Fuel Smuggling: Kazakhstan has deployed 59 border checkpoints with Russia, inspecting every crossing and confiscating illegally added fuel tanks after nearly 600 smuggling attempts were blocked since the start of the year. Energy & Infrastructure Oversight: Prime Minister Bektenov ordered tighter control over major gas processing projects, pushing weekly monitoring to protect energy security and investment plans. Water Sector Digital Push: Kazakhstan’s National Water Resources Information System is now live, tracking rivers, lakes, wells and hydraulic structures, while regional delivery delays are being flagged for faster financing. Transport Tech Deal: Kazakhstan signed a term sheet with UAE’s Presight to build an AI-powered national transport intelligence platform aimed at improving road safety and oversight. Legal Update on Gazprom Dispute: The Astana International Financial Centre Court revoked an enforcement order tied to Naftogaz’s $1.4bn arbitration claim against Gazprom, citing jurisdiction issues. Tech & AI Spotlight: Kazakhstan unveiled its national AI pavilion at the AI for Good summit in Geneva and joined the UN AI for Good Global Commission as a founding member.
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