AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIndependence Day in Talas: President Sadyr Japarov joined large celebrations for Kyrgyzstan’s 35th anniversary, praising national unity, heritage, and sustainable development, and stressing harmony between people and nature. Air quality in Osh: A new air quality monitoring station opened in Osh, a step toward better tracking of pollution and cleaner-air planning. Electric buses for Talas: Japarov handed over 30 electric buses to Talas, signaling a push for lower-emission public transport. Water stress warning for Bishkek: An environmentalist warned that “No water, no city,” urging early preparation for potential water shortages in the capital. Glacier and Issyk-Kul protection fund: Kyrgyzstan set up a fund to preserve glaciers and the ecosystem of Issyk-Kul, alongside legal proposals to protect glaciers from pollution. Climate planning: Kyrgyzstan drafted a climate adaptation plan through 2035, aiming to reduce climate risks and improve resilience. Waste management push: The government moved to develop a state program for sustainable waste management. Regional nuclear-free zone reaffirmed: Central Asian foreign ministers, including Kyrgyzstan’s, renewed commitment to the CANWFZ treaty on its 20th anniversary, highlighting disarmament and security.
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