AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWildberries War Fallout: Ukraine says it hit three more Wildberries warehouses near Moscow, St. Petersburg and Tver, adding to damage estimates that could leave millions of square feet unusable—raising fresh questions for supply chains and consumers. Fuel Rules in the Region: Mongolia will sell fuel by even-odd license plates from Aug. 4, capping purchases at ₮50,000 per vehicle, as global shipping risks tied to US-Iran tensions keep pressure on supplies. Kazakhstan Food Security: Kazakhstan says it’s fully self-sufficient in many staples like sunflower oil, flour, rice, potatoes and meat, while poultry meat import dependence is set to fall further. Elections Watch: Kazakhstan’s CEC and CIS election observers discussed preparations for the Aug. 23 Qurultay vote, including access for voters with disabilities. Almaty Sports & Europe: FC Kairat’s Champions League qualifier was moved from Almaty to Turkistan after a concert booking conflict. Gold Reserves: Kazakhstan bought 7 tonnes of gold in June, as central banks worldwide kept expanding reserves. Culture & Society: A Kazakhstan government official and DUMK criticized a wedding toast calling singers “heralds of Satan,” stressing secular values and respect for women.
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