President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon disclosed this information during a meeting with business circles, investors, and companies from the State of Qatar.
Rahmon emphasized that attracting investment across various sectors of the economy and fostering business development stands as a key priority in Tajikistan’s economic policy. He highlighted the creation of substantial investment opportunities, utilization of tax and customs benefits, and the establishment of more than 240 types of guarantees and benefits, including over 110 tax and customs benefits for investors.
Tajikistan’s membership in the World Trade Organization and adherence to international conventions for investor rights protection underscore the alignment of its legislation with global standards. President Rahmon noted Tajikistan’s fruitful cooperation with international financial institutions and economic ties with 110 countries worldwide.
Rahmon underscored ongoing efforts to promote business and investment, enhance working conditions, and implement reforms for investor rights protection according to international standards.
During the meeting with Qatar, President Rahmon highlighted that Tajikistan categorizes the production of all goods and products as “green production,” with 98% of electricity being generated from renewable sources, ranking the country among the top six globally in this aspect.
The discussions resulted in the signing of nine documents at the highest level between the Tajikistan delegation and official circles of Qatar.
