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On the first day of the Dushanbe-Invest-2025 International Investment Forum in Tajikistan, 26 key agreements and memorandums worth a total of approximately $3.12 billion were signed. This was reported by the State Committee on Investments and State Property Management of the Republic of Tajikistan.
The signed agreements cover strategically important economic sectors, including energy, industry, and communications. The total value of the agreements in these areas amounted to almost $3.12 billion.
In the energy sector, five agreements worth $2.4 billion were signed. These projects highlight Tajikistan's high potential in both renewable and traditional energy sources.
Nine agreements worth a total of $386 million were signed in the industrial sector, and agreements worth $333.5 million were signed in the communications sector. These projects include infrastructure development and improved service quality for residents and businesses.
In addition, four public-private partnership agreements worth $8.9 million were signed, reflecting Tajikistan's commitment to strengthening collaboration between government and the private sector.
Particularly noteworthy was the signing of a memorandum between the energy committee and two memoranda with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during the fifth meeting of the Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Economic, Trade, and Cultural Affairs. These documents open up new opportunities for deepening bilateral cooperation in various areas.
The forum, attended by over 1,500 representatives from various countries, has become a landmark event for Tajikistan, demonstrating the high interest of international partners in the country's investment opportunities.
The presence of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation Emomali Rahmon, at the forum emphasized the importance of attracting foreign investment for the country's continued economic growth and sustainable development. The signed agreements create a solid foundation for creating new jobs, improving infrastructure, and enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy.
According to the organizers, nearly 30 memoranda and agreements were signed on the first day of the forum, demonstrating the high level of confidence international investors have in Tajikistan's economy.
