Tajikistan economy

On the back of high remittances and oil and gas revenues, the outlook for Central Asia’s economies has improved. But it’s not all good news.

The January 2021 World Bank Global Economic Prospects report is out, heralding a “subdued” recovery for the world. How fares Central Asia?

Given the devastation of the pandemic, the bank’s increased grants plans for Tajikistan are critical. But will it be enough?

Bad governance structures and rampant corruption underpin a system that lacks justice.

Russia recently proposed Tajikistan join the EAEU as an observer, downgrading previous pushes for full membership.

After months of diplomacy, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan take the next step in resurrecting the Central Asian unified power grid.

As Tajik men go abroad in search of higher pay, women take on increased roles in Tajikistan's agriculture sector.

Despite concerns, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan have, so far, been able to manage debt repayment to China fairly well.

Hungry investors may have another chance to buy Tajik debt soon, but the IMF thinks the situation is far from stable.

Tajik police detained a prominent businessman, leaving room for the president's son-in-law.

From the ADB to junk bond-hungry investors, Dushanbe is pulling in financial help. But will it make a difference?