Expenditures of Tajikistan’s 2025 budget close to 51.6 billion somonis

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Revenues of the national budget for 2025 are projected to stand at 49,582,169,000 somonis, which is 15.4 percent or 6.6 billion somonis more than the revenue part of the 2024 budget.  

In the 2025 budget of Tajikistan, domestic tax revenues are expected to reach 31,816,249,000 somonis.  This means that approximately 67% of the budget will be funded by tax revenues.

Non-tax revenues are expected to amount to 2,468,051,000 somonis, which is a 34.4% increase compared to the 2024 budget.

State investment projects are projected to attract 11.177,198,000 somonis in the coming year, with 6,716,792,000 somonis (60%) coming from grants and 4,460,406,000 somonis (40%) from loans.

The expenditure part of the budget has been set at 51,591,423,000 somonis, which is 7.5 billion somonis more than the current year's budget.  Thus, the 2025 budget will run with a deficit of 2,009,254,000 somonis (1.2 percent of the country’s gross domestic product).

The 2025 budget indicators reportedly reflect the economic and social development of the country.  Social spending will account for more than 46% (around 24 billion somonis) of budget allocations.

The budget projects expenditure of 10,909,496,000 somonis in the education sector, 4,329,105,000 somonis in the public health sector and 1,718,770,000 somonis in the culture and sports sectors.

In 2025, 8,406,139,000 somonis, is expected to be spent on the energy sector.

The budget earmarks 2,993,885,000 somonis for the transportation-communication system.  

The budget projects 4,724,067,000 somonis for defense, law enforcement authorities and courts.

In 2025, 6,962,188,000 somonis is expected to be spent on social insurance and social protection.

The 2025 budget earmarks 1,871,754,000 somonis for housing and communal services, environmental protection and forestry. 

In 2025, 337,140,000 somonis is expected to be spent on industry and construction. 

The 2025 budget earmarks 1,426,896,000 somonis for agrarian sector, fishery and hunting.  

In 20025, 2,205,907,000 somonis is expected to be spent on public management personnel,”  

The 2025 budget earmarks 140,544,000 somonis for other sectors of economic and services and 5,565,532,000 somonis for other expenditures.   

As far as the prospects of the state budget indicators for 2026-2027 are concerned, the revenues of the state budget for 2026 are foreseen in the amount of 53.4 billion somonis and revenues of the state budget for 2027 are projected to stand at 57.6 billion somonis.

The state budget expenditures for 2026 are expected to stand at 54.9 billion somonis and for 2027 at 59.3 billion somonis.

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