AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNatural Resources: A Kabul conference on “Sustainable Management of Afghanistan’s Natural Resources” urged shifting from short-term extraction to research-led groundwater control, renewable energy, and modern irrigation. Humanitarian Health: The UN says reduced funding has forced closure of 100+ health centers in Afghanistan, hitting acute malnutrition care as millions of children face severe risk. Water Diplomacy: At the SCO summit in Bishkek, PM Shehbaz Sharif called water the region’s “lifeblood,” warning it must never be weaponised, while referencing the Indus Waters Treaty dispute. Regional Security & Afghanistan: SCO leaders signed the Bishkek Declaration, linking Eurasian stability to peace in Afghanistan and stressing coordinated action against terrorism and double standards. Cyber Threats: Reports warn hackers are targeting Afghanistan via fake recruiter job tests that deliver malware to developers, including cross-platform tools. Afghanistan’s Development Gap: New reporting says billions spent on reconstruction after ISAF left many projects unfinished, while Kabul seeks renewed investment in mining, infrastructure, agriculture, and trade.
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