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International rating agencies Standard & Poor's and Moody's have affirmed the sovereign credit ratings of the Republic of Tajikistan, demonstrating the stability of the country's macroeconomic policy.
As the Chairman of the National Bank of Tajikistan, Firdavs Tolibzoda, announced at a press conference on August 1, the Standard & Poor’s agency confirmed the country’s credit rating at “B” with a “stable” outlook, and the Moody’s agency maintained the rating at “B3” with a “positive” outlook.
According to him, these assessments reflect the ongoing economic recovery, macroeconomic stability, moderate public debt, and the sustainability of the republic's financial system.
F. Tolibzoda emphasized that maintaining and publishing international ratings creates favorable conditions for attracting foreign investment , particularly in the banking sector. Furthermore, this enhances Tajikistan's business reputation , facilitates access to international financial markets , and helps strengthen institutional trust in the country among partners and investors.
According to the National Bank, cooperation with rating agencies and compliance with international reporting standards are among the priority areas of Tajikistan's economic policy.
