Today, Chairman of the Committee of the Majlisi Namoyandagon of the Majlisi Oli of the Republic of Tajikistanon Economy and Finance, Ghiyosiddin Ashurzoda, held meetings with constituents in the Shahrinav Township Jamoat and the Sabo Rural Jamoat.
It was noted that the four strategic goals pursued during the period of independence – ensuring food security and access of the population to high-quality food; overcoming the country’s communication deadlock and transforming Tajikistan into a transit country; ensuring energy security and the efficient use of electricity; and ensuring the rapid industrialization of the country and expanding productive employment – have created opportunities for the country’s social and economic situation to develop and have provided a significant impetus to improving the well-being of society.
In preparation for the worthy celebration of our sacred and great national holiday – the 35th anniversary of State Independence – the Leader of the Nation declared 2026 the “Year of Expanding Improvement and Development Efforts and Strengthening National Self-Awareness and National Consciousness.”
Since the early years of independence and the transition to market-based economic relations, the public financial management system has been gradually brought into line with international standards and continuously improved.
At this historic stage, more than 20 regulatory and legal acts have been developed and adopted with the aim of strengthening the country’s financial and economic policy. Their implementation contributes to ensuring the unified national financial independence of the Republic.
The main sources of state budget revenues are taxes and customs duties.
While the poverty rate in the Republic stood at 80 percent in 2004, it declined to 45 percent in 2010 and further to 19 percent in 2025.
Under the prudent and far-sighted policy of the respected Leader of the Nation, favorable conditions have been created to maintain macroeconomic and fiscal indicators at a stable level and ensure the systematic development of the sectors of the national economy.
As a result of the implementation of economic reforms, GDP increased from 13.4 million somoni in 1991 to 195.5 billion somoni in 2026.
At the conclusion of the meeting, constituents addressed the deputy with their requests and questions and received clear and comprehensive answers.
