Key socio-economic indicators for Tajikistan at the end of 2025 reflect positive growth across several sectors, according to official data.
Tajikistan has demonstrated stable economic growth, with GDP increasing by 8.4% over the year. Industrial production saw a significant rise of 22.1%, while agricultural output grew by 9.5%.
The country’s external debt reached $3 billion, and foreign trade volumes hit $10.8 billion, marking a 20.5% increase compared to the previous year. These figures suggest a continued recovery and strengthening of Tajikistan's economy amid global economic challenges.
Despite these positive trends, inflation remains a key concern for the country’s economic stability. The government continues to monitor these changes closely, aiming to balance growth with price stability for consumers.
Overall, 2025 proved to be a year of significant economic expansion for Tajikistan, with considerable strides made in industrial, agricultural, and trade sectors.
Population and GDP
· Population (as of 01.10.2025): 10.657 million people
· GDP (nominal): 176.9 billion somoni
· Real GDP growth: +8.4%
· GDP per capita (2025): 16,600 somoni
Inflation
· Overall Inflation: 3.5%
o Food Products: +4.5%
o Non-Food Products: +1.5%
o Services: +5.7%
External debt and foreign trade
· External debt (as of 01.10.2025): $3 billion 37.3 million
· Foreign trade turnover: $10.8 billion (+20.5% YoY)
o Exports: $2.5 billion (+27.7% YoY)
o Imports: $8.3 billion (+18.5% YoY)
