Tajikistan’s Investment Forum Champions Inclusivity with Support from Leading Global Partners

Tajikistan’s upcoming Dushanbe Invest-2025 forum is set to champion inclusivity by actively engaging a broad spectrum of participants-from international development partners to startups and young entrepreneurs.

The country has such partners as the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), who are also donors and partial co-organizers of Dushanbe Invest-2025 forum, The Caspian Post reports via Tajik media.

Chairman of the Tajik State Committee on Investment and State Property Management Sulton Rahimzoda said that the country’s development partners consistently support government efforts, especially those aimed at sustainable development.

“All preparatory work for the forum is carried out with active participation from these partners, including the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, International Finance Corporation (IFC), EBRD, and others. One of the key principles in preparing and conducting this forum is inclusivity. This means actively involving development partners and other stakeholders from the very beginning - shaping themes, structuring the program, and attracting leading speakers,” he said.

Rahimzoda noted that the second aspect of inclusivity is engaging diverse segments of the investment community, including startups that will participate in forum events. The program offers a wide range of activities such as training sessions and masterclasses. Importantly, young professionals and startup founders will have the opportunity to learn from top investors and industry leaders who have already achieved significant success.

“We will also hear from politicians, investors, and business leaders. For young entrepreneurs and those involved in venture funds and venture capital, this presents a major opportunity to explore new trends, understand challenges others have overcome, and gain valuable insights,” he added.