The private sector's contribution to Tajikistan's economy has reached record levels, accounting for 80% of goods produced and 70% of employment. This was stated by Farkhodshhoh Rahmonalizoda, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) of Tajikistan, during a meeting with entrepreneurs in the Sughd region, Khovar.tj reports.
The event, supported by the government, focused on discussing the implementation of state policy on entrepreneurship development. As the CCI Chairman noted, thanks to President Emomali Rahmon's systematic support, a favorable investment climate has been created in the country, conditions for business growth have been created, and the private sector has become a key driver of the national economy.
This year, 396 new industrial enterprises and production facilities have been commissioned in Tajikistan, creating 2,422 new jobs. Industrial production reached 66.7 billion somoni (approximately $7 billion), with a real growth rate of 22.1%. These indicators demonstrate the expansion of the country's production potential and the strengthening of the role of business in ensuring economic sovereignty.
At the end of the meeting, participants emphasized that further strengthening the dialogue between the state and business, attracting investment, and implementing new production projects remain priority areas for ensuring sustainable economic growth and improving the well-being of Tajikistan's citizens.
CentralasianLIGHT.org
February 24, 2026