At the opening of the Dushanbe Invest-2025 International Investment Forum, President Emomali Rahmon announced the signing of 52 cooperation agreements totaling $4.1 billion, with the participation of 1,500 delegates from 50 countries, reports Asiaplus.tj.
Rahmon noted that the main goal of the event was to present Tajikistan’s investment potential, introduce new technologies, and promote sustainable development through green investments, in line with the forum’s theme — “Green Investments: Today’s Opportunities for a Sustainable Future.”
Over the past decade, Tajikistan has maintained an average annual economic growth rate of 7.6%, the president said. In 2024, the country attracted $5 billion in foreign and $2.5 billion in domestic investments, while more than 100 state investment projects worth over $5 billion are currently being implemented.
President Rahmon emphasized Tajikistan’s competitive advantages for investors, including its vast hydropower potential (ranked 8th globally), rich reserves of strategic minerals such as gold, silver, copper, and lithium, a young workforce with an average age of 26, and a strategic geographic location that positions the country as a future transport and energy hub in Central Asia.
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October 17, 2025