The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has completed the third and final review of Tajikistan's program under the Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI), the National Bank of Tajikistan's press department reported.
The completion of this review confirms the successful implementation of the program aimed at maintaining macroeconomic stability, increasing economic resilience and implementing structural reforms.
As part of the program, the Tajik authorities consistently implemented agreed-upon measures across fiscal, monetary, and financial policies. Particular attention was paid to curbing inflation, strengthening budget discipline, increasing public financial transparency, and reducing financial sector vulnerabilities.
The IMF noted robust macroeconomic indicators, including economic growth, improved external positions, and maintained price stability, as well as progress in implementing structural reforms. The policies implemented have contributed to bolstering confidence in the economy and increasing its resilience to external shocks.
The successful completion of the PCI program and the results achieved create a solid foundation for Tajikistan's further engagement with the International Monetary Fund.
It is worth noting that the successful implementation of the Policy Coordination Programme has served as a positive signal for international investors, development partners, and rating agencies.






































