On October 17, a delegation of the Republic of Tajikistan, led by First Deputy Prime Minister Hokim Kholiqzoda, participated in the Advisory Meetings in the framework of the IMF and World Bank Group Annual Meetings. It was discussed a wide range of financial issues in the meeting including ensuring economic stability, monetary policy in light of the geopolitical situation, strengthening development prospects, the impact of uncertainty and risks amid ongoing conflicts, and other issues of global significance.
In his speech, the head of the Tajik delegation, Hokim Kholiqzoda, has briefed the current situation of the country's economy, macroeconomic achievements, and monetary policy priorities, noting that Tajikistan's fruitful and long-term cooperation with the IMF and the World Bank Group plays a crucial role in implementing economic and structural reforms. The First Deputy Prime Minister has described effective cooperation under the Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI) program as an important tool for advancing monetary policy reforms, improving governance, and enhancing transparency.
It was noted that the country's stable economic growth in 2025 and foreign investor interest in the Tajik market demonstrate a high level of confidence in the national economy and the stability of the financial system. It was also emphasized that economic digitalization, energy and green economy development, and sustainable investment have been identified as important strategic priorities for the country, and close cooperation with the World Bank and other development partners plays a crucial role in achieving these goals. The Republic of Tajikistan is interested in expanding regional cooperation in Central Asia and considers strengthening ties in trade, energy, transport, and digital infrastructure as an important factor in strengthening the region's economic stability.
During the discussion, the meeting participants also have exchanged views on their countries' experiences and achievements in the economic digitalization, green economy development, improving the investment climate, expanding the use of sustainable financial instruments and cooperation with international financial institutions.
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17.10.2025
