Industry remains one of the key drivers of Tajikistan's economic growth. The country is implementing an accelerated industrialization strategy, which aims to increase the industrial sector's share of gross domestic product to 30% by 2030. This was reported by the press service of the State Committee on Investments and State Property Management of the Republic of Tajikistan.
According to the agency, Tajikistan has significant mineral reserves. The country possesses 10 of the 12 most in-demand critical minerals needed for the global "green transition." Furthermore, over 800 mineral and precious metal deposits have been explored in the country.
Along with the development of the mining industry, the country is actively promoting deep processing. Priority sectors include textiles, agricultural processing, construction materials production, mechanical engineering, chemicals, and electrical equipment manufacturing.
The State Committee on Investments and State Property Management noted that Tajikistan offers investors opportunities to participate in the entire production chain—from raw material extraction to the production of finished, competitive products targeted at regional and international markets.


































