AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSCO in Kyrgyzstan: Chinese FM Wang Yi attended the SCO foreign ministers’ meeting in Cholpon-Ata, saying the Tianjin Summit set a new decade-long blueprint for “high-quality development.” Regional security talk: Pakistan’s Ishaq Dar urged SCO members to press the Afghan Taliban to honor counter-terrorism commitments, calling terrorism from Afghan soil a major threat. Business support: Kyrgyzstan is offering 2% preferential budget loans for regional entrepreneurs—up to 20 million soms, with up to 10 years to repay—aimed at sectors like tourism, education, healthcare, and agri-processing. Culture & heritage: An exhibition on Hungarian explorer Gyula Prince’s Tian Shan expeditions opens in Bishkek on July 28. Sports & tradition: The “Lake Issyk-Kul Cup – 2026” international horse racing tournament took place in the Issyk-Kul region, highlighting traditional disciplines. Learning & youth: Kyrgyzstan released the second part of third-grade “Natural Sciences” textbooks for the 12-year education transition, with nationwide delivery planned. Community & faith online: A study presented at EASA 2026 says Kyrgyz youth increasingly learn Islam via Instagram, shaping how “good Muslim” identity is formed. Women’s rights & media pressure: Human rights defenders warn Kyrgyz authorities’ threats over “false information” could be used to intimidate media and activists.
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