Fifty-two agreements and cooperation documents worth a total of $4.1 billion were signed at the Dushanbe Invest 2025 International Investment Forum. This was announced by Sulton Rahimzoda, Chairman of the State Committee on Investment and State Property Management of the Republic of Tajikistan, at a press conference following the forum held in Dushanbe.
According to Sulton Rahimzoda, 17 of the total agreements are in Dushanbe. Their combined value is $501 million. "The forum has become a significant platform for establishing new partnerships and attracting direct investment into the Tajik economy. The signed documents cover key sectors, including industry, energy, agriculture, transport infrastructure, and tourism," he noted.
The Dushanbe Invest 2025 International Investment Forum opened on October 14 in the capital of Tajikistan and is being held under the motto "Investing in a Sustainable Future." The event will run until October 16 and conclude with study tours for participants to tourist and historical sites in Dushanbe, Hisor, Rogun, and Nurek.
The forum is attended by high-ranking representatives of foreign governments, international financial and economic organizations, as well as domestic and foreign business circles.
Plenary sessions and panel discussions addressed issues of developing investment cooperation, improving the business climate, attracting foreign investment, and expanding partnerships in strategically important sectors such as energy, industry, agriculture, infrastructure, and tourism.
Particular attention was paid to issues of economic digitalization, innovation, and sustainable development. Participants noted that Tajikistan has significant potential for attracting foreign investment and implementing joint projects that contribute to the region's economic growth.
As the head of the State Investment Committee noted, the signing of agreements worth over $4 billion is a record result for such events, demonstrating increased confidence among foreign partners in Tajikistan's investment climate.
Following the forum, the parties expressed their readiness for active cooperation to implement the agreements reached and further expand economic cooperation.





































