AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAfghan Travel & Tourism: Uzbekistan’s tourism keeps climbing, with 7.749 million foreign visitors in Jan–Jul 2026; Afghanistan is listed among the sources at 281,200 total (42,200 in July), a useful signal for regional travel demand. Refugee Travel & Access: IRAP says the U.S. has “turned its back” on Afghan allies, citing long delays for Special Immigrant Visas and new Trump-era restrictions that strand eligible Afghans. Women’s Mobility: UN Women reports Taliban rule has hardened into a state system restricting women’s movement; many women say they leave home only once or twice a month and feel unsafe traveling without a male guardian. Security & Travel Risk: A UN report links the Nov 2025 Red Fort attack to AQIS, warning of decentralized cells and expanding logistics/finance networks—raising broader South Asia security concerns for travelers. Local Community Impact: Germany’s Ulm faces pressure to admit more Afghans waiting in Pakistan under a court-backed review of individual cases, affecting family reunification plans.
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