Tajikistan’s Foreign Capital Inflows Spike by $1.2 Billion in H1 2025

The Tajik State Committee on Investment and Management has announced that foreign capital inflows into Tajikistan surged to over $3.3 billion in the first half of 2025, reflecting a remarkable increase of more than 59 per cent - or $1.2 billion - compared to the same period in 2024.

Direct investments accounted for approximately $145 million during this period, The Caspian Post reports per Tajik media.

Tajikistan is currently executing 82 state investment projects with a combined value exceeding 45.3 billion somoni (approximately $4.8 billion).

The funding for these active projects breaks down as follows: grants totaling 32.1 billion somoni (71 per cent), loans amounting to 11.6 billion somoni (25.8 per cent), and government contributions of 1.4 billion somoni (3.1 per cent).

Moreover, during the first six months of 2025, Tajikistan signed nine new loan and grant agreements worth roughly $154 million.

According to the Committee, these funds will support key state investment initiatives in the fields of digitalization, irrigation, transport, and healthcare.