AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: Baku hosted the CICA summit, where members adopted the Baku Declaration and extended Azerbaijan’s chairmanship through 2028. Türkiye and other delegations walked out during Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s address. Armenia Peace Track: Armenian officials say enclave exchanges remain under discussion, with no agreement yet; Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has set 2031 as his target for a peace deal. Domestic Tensions: Protests over school hijab restrictions have strained ties with Türkiye. Azerbaijan charged Turkish columnist Celal Çiftçi over alleged calls for a coup and declared him wanted; he later apologized while denying the allegations. Energy and Economy: SOCAR says it wants to resume buying and exchanging gas with Russia’s Gazprom. Azerbaijan is also pursuing an 8-gigawatt renewable power goal by 2032, while the IMF has praised gains in non-oil revenues and fiscal sustainability. Culture: The Baku International Book Fair will run October 21–27, with participants from 30 countries.
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