AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTransport & Trade: Kazakhstan and Türkiye agreed to expand road freight cooperation, including letting Kazakh carriers load at Turkish seaports for onward delivery, scrapping quantitative limits on electronic permits, and exchanging 3,000 special permits annually from 2026. Infrastructure & Cities: Almaty plans a UEFA Category 4 45,000-seat stadium and broader school, hospital and sports upgrades under major expansion programs. Security: CSTO “Rubezh-2026” drills with 1,500 troops and 300+ equipment pieces ended in Kazakhstan, focused on countering illegal armed groups and evacuating civilians. Economy & Energy: Kazakhstan allocated $1.35bn over five years for oil and gas exploration; officials say proven reserves are enough for about 55 years. Middle Corridor Push: The EU plans up to €12bn to develop the Middle Corridor, aiming to cut transit times and boost trade by 2030. Sports (Asian Games): Kazakhstan’s women’s hockey team opened with a 5-0 loss to Malaysia; Kazakhstan also faced China in women’s volleyball, falling 3-0.
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