AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHigher Education & AI: Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan kicked off the III Forum of Rectors in Issyk-Kul, focusing on academic integration, joint research, and how universities should support digital transformation and AI-ready teaching. Ancient Science & Heritage: A new study in Science Advances reports domesticated silkworm cultivation in southern Uzbekistan around 2000 BCE, potentially pushing back organized sericulture by nearly 2,000 years. Identity Tech for Sport: Jumio says its AI-powered identity checks handled tens of millions of transactions during World Cup gaming surges, highlighting scalability and reliability under peak demand. Transport & Mobility Watch: CERR reports Uzbekistan’s automotive market grew in June, with total motor vehicle sales above 80,200 (+18% vs May) and passenger cars up to 61,400 (+14%). Energy Reality Check: Uzbekistan’s natural gas output fell sharply in June (2.5bn cubic metres, ~30% down year-on-year), while imports rose to $247m in June. Crypto Regulation: Uzbekistan launched the Beshkala Mining Valley in Karakalpakstan, offering tax incentives and licensed rules for crypto mining through 2035. UNESCO Spotlight: UNESCO added 25 new World Heritage sites this week, including modernist architecture and major cultural landmarks, extending global protection for heritage and nature.
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