The Ministry of Transport (MoT) of Tajikistan is currently implementing 11 investment projects totaling $1.17 billion, according to a MoT.
An official source within the MoT says five of these projects, worth $570.9 million, are in progress, while six completed projects, with a total investment of $602.2 million, are in their warranty period.
Construction work has reportedly begun in 2025 on several major roads, including the Dushanbe-Guliston road (49 km), Guliston-Farkhor road (29.6 km), and the reconstruction of the third section of the Obigarm-Nourobod road.
Last year, 243.5 km of roads, 30 bridges, 5 tunnels, 6 avalanche galleries, and other transportation infrastructure were commissioned.
The source also notes that in June of the previous year, several significant infrastructure projects were completed in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO), including a 93 km section of the Dushanbe-Khorog-Kulma highway, a 16 km road from the administrative center of Vanj district to the Dushanbe-Khorog-Kulma highway, as well as avalanche galleries and bridges.
In August 2025, an important project in the Rasht Valley (eastern Tajikistan) was completed: the 75 km Obigarm-Nourobod road, which includes three tunnels and 11 bridges.
In November of the previous year, several road sections in Sughd province were commissioned, including the "Dehmoy — Bobojon-Ghafourov," "Bobojon-Ghafourov — Khistevarz," and "Kuchchak-Konibodom" roads, with a total length of 40 km.
One of the government’s strategic goals is to overcome the country's communication isolation. To achieve this, according to the Ministry of Transport, since independence and up until 2025, 2,407.8 km of roads, 274 bridges, 2 three-level and 2 two-level intersections, and 7 transport tunnels have been reconstructed and repaired.
In total, 58 projects in the transport sector have been implemented in the country over this period, with a total value of over $2.2 billion.
