Tashkent, July 1, 2026 – The Europe Today: Tajikistan’s Minister of Finance, Fayziddin Kahhorzoda, met with senior officials of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the sidelines of the World Bank and IMF Constituency Meeting in Tashkent to discuss the country’s economic and financial policy, ongoing reforms, and future cooperation.
During the meeting, Finance Minister Fayziddin Kahhorzoda and Chairman of the National Bank of Tajikistan, Firdavs Tolibzoda, held talks with IMF Deputy Managing Director Bo Li. The discussions focused on Tajikistan’s macroeconomic performance, financial sector developments, and the implementation of key economic reforms.
Kahhorzoda briefed the IMF delegation on the country’s economic situation and highlighted the progress achieved under the IMF’s Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI). He noted significant advancements in public financial management, fiscal transparency, debt management, and structural reforms aimed at strengthening economic resilience and promoting sustainable growth.
The two sides also expressed satisfaction with the constructive partnership between Tajikistan and the IMF and reaffirmed their commitment to continued cooperation in support of the country’s reform agenda.
Separately, the Tajik finance minister participated in a high-level panel discussion titled “Regional Connectivity: Cooperation, Private Sector Investment, and Free Trade,” where he emphasized Tajikistan’s commitment to enhancing regional economic integration through improved investment conditions, expanded public-private partnerships, stronger trade links, and closer economic cooperation with neighboring countries.
The wider Constituency Meeting brought together representatives from member countries, international financial institutions, private sector organizations, and economic experts to discuss regional transport and energy connectivity, trade facilitation, investment opportunities, and measures to strengthen economic cooperation.
The World Bank and IMF Constituency Meeting, which commenced on June 29 in Tashkent, is continuing with discussions focused on regional development, economic reforms, and international financial cooperation.
