Tajik entrepreneur secures millions in funding for startup revolutionizing the transport industry in Africa

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Tajik entrepreneur Azamat Sultanov, along with co-founder Hendrik Ketchemen, has raised $45 million in investment to scale their startup, GoCab, which is already making waves in Africa and transforming the mobility and financing market.

GoCab is an electric mobility platform that combines access to vehicles, driver financing, and a digital marketplace. The startup aims to address key transportation issues in Africa, such as the lack of financing for drivers and the environmental concerns of traditional transportation.

GoCab operates based on Islamic finance principles, with 1% of its profits directed to a waqf fund, said Sultanov, who is also a member of the supervisory board of Alif Bank and co-founder of the OBP "Peshraft."

A waqf fund in Islamic law refers to irrevocable property (land, buildings, business, securities) donated by an owner for charitable or religious purposes. The property becomes public, and its income is used to support mosques, schools, hospitals, and help the poor.

 

The essence of GoCab

Founded in 2024, GoCab is already operational in countries like Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Morocco, with plans for expansion into the Middle East and Latin America.

Through its innovative "Drive to Own" model, GoCab allows drivers to own a car or motorcycle, addressing the problem of financial inaccessibility. This enables drivers not only to earn a living but also to save money.

In its first 18 months, GoCab generated more than $17 million in annual revenue, with over 150 employees across 5 countries. The startup is currently funded by E3 Capital and Janngo Capital ($15 million in equity capital and $30 million in loans) to achieve its goal of selling 10,000 electric vehicles over the next two years.

 

Addressing two problems simultaneously

Africa was chosen as the launch market for GoCab due to its 1.4 billion people, all facing urgent mobility needs.

Azamat Sultanov draws on experience from Central Asia, including Tajikistan, where rapid growth and instability have pushed entrepreneurs to find innovative solutions for building sustainable businesses.

GoCab’s model addresses two critical issues: financial accessibility for drivers and the environmental sustainability of the transport system. This not only provides opportunities for vehicle ownership but also actively promotes electric vehicles, helping to reduce carbon emissions and improve the region's environmental situation.

 

A global team of over 150 employees

The GoCab team now consists of more than 150 people from countries such as Peru, Egypt, Dagestan, Benin, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq, Burundi, Ukraine, Senegal, UAE, Portugal, Nigeria, China, DR Congo, Morocco, Cameroon, Mexico, Guinea, and the Philippines.

Additionally, Sultanov mentions that 5 Tajik nationals are part of the GoCab team.

"GoCab is, above all, a business with a mission to help ordinary people. We create jobs, and this mission has brought together an international team from 18 countries," says Azamat.

 

 

Tajikistan welcomes Iran-U.S. talks and advocates for peaceful conflict resolution

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Tajikistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sirojiddin Muhriddin, has expressed the country’s "welcome" for the talks between Iran and the U.S., which began in Muscat, the capital of Oman, on February 6.

The negotiations between Tehran and Washington, involving Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, started on the morning of February 6 in Muscat.

At a press conference in Dushanbe, Muhriddin emphasized that Tajikistan supports peace, stability, security, and tranquility. He reiterated that all differences should be resolved exclusively through constructive dialogue.

“Tajikistan’s position is based on internationally recognized norms of law, including respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity, state independence, and non-interference in the internal affairs of states,” said the minister.

He reminded the media of the statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs a few days earlier in response to the escalation of tensions in the Middle East, particularly regarding Iran, and once again underscored that Tajikistan "supports the peaceful resolution of conflicts."

Regarding Tajikistan's relationship with Iran, Muhriddin added that bilateral ties are based on friendship, mutual respect, and common interests, "strengthened by a solid historical and cultural foundation, and sustainable political, economic, trade, energy, and cultural cooperation is steadily developing."

It is worth noting that on February 5, Abbas Araghchi announced nuclear negotiations between Tehran and Washington in Muscat. Earlier, media reports indicated that Iranian and American officials, led by Araghchi and Witkoff, would meet in Istanbul on February 6.

In 2025, the U.S. and Iran held five rounds of negotiations, but they ended without results. Later, following Israel’s attack on Iran and the subsequent U.S. involvement, the talks were suspended.

The situation in the Middle East remains tense amid the ongoing confrontation between the U.S. and Iran, mutual warnings from both sides, as well as the deployment of U.S. air and naval forces to the region and the Iranian military's increased readiness. Experts warn of the potential for a new conflict or U.S. strikes on Iran.

 

"No Tajik citizens hurt during protests in Iran"

Sirojiddin Muhriddin also stated today that no Tajik citizens were harmed during the recent protests in Iran.

"The Tajik Embassy in Iran, despite communication difficulties at the time, maintained contact with some Tajik citizens living in Iran within its available means and provided the necessary assistance," he explained.

It should be noted that Iranian authorities previously reported the death of 3,117 people in the latest protests, of which 2,427 were civilians and security personnel, and 690 were "terrorists and insurgents."

It was also reported that "among the deceased were a significant number of innocent bystanders, women, children, and elderly people."

Protests in Iran began in late December of the previous year amid a sharp decline in the rial’s exchange rate (Iran's national currency) and rising inflation, and lasted for several days. During the clashes, the internet in Iran was shut down, and the current situation inside the country remains unclear. 

‘Tajik national clothing complies with Islamic norms and cultural traditions,’ says Tajik official

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Tajik national clothing fully complies with Islamic requirements and reflects the rich cultural traditions of the people. This was stated by Ms. Bunafsha Faiziddinzoda, Chair of the Committee for Women and Family Affairs under the Government of Tajikistan, during a news conference on February 5.

According to her, Tajiks have a rich and distinctive culture, and national clothing should occupy a prominent place in society. She emphasized that Tajik national dress meets Islamic standards and does not contradict its requirements.

"The Committee conducts the 'Tojikona Mepushem' campaign annually for girls and women, and implements various activities aimed at popularizing and promoting national costumes," Faiziddinzoda noted.

Furthermore, she mentioned that every year the country holds the 'Sad Rangi Chakan' (Hundred Colors of Chakan) festival, and this year it will be held in the format of a festival-competition called 'Matovu Sad Rang.' The change in format aims to promote not only the chakan but also other types of national clothing.

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Faiziddinzoda highlighted that the competitive format allows tailors and designers to present their work, compete with each other, and select the best samples, which are then offered to the public for everyday wear.

Earlier, on December 16, 2025, President Emomali Rahmon, in his address to a joint meeting of both chambers of the Parliament, once again expressed concern about the wearing of "alien clothing" by the citizens of the country. He stressed the importance of preserving cultural traditions, especially regarding national clothing, which is an integral part of Tajik identity.

"Do not forget about the culture of clothing, about how we Tajiks dress when we visit the homes of the deceased or go visiting," the president remarked.

He also pointed out that the capital is the face of the country, and its appearance directly affects the perception of the nation by others. In this regard, the president called on all citizens to be modest and respect the values of their national culture.

In 2024, President Emomali Rahmon signed 35 new laws, including the "Law on Regulating Traditions, Celebrations, and Rituals in the Republic of Tajikistan," which included new norms such as a ban on the practice of idgardak (children's celebrations for two major Islamic holidays — Eid al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha) and wearing of clothing alien to the national culture.  The bill was proposed by the president and approved by both chambers of Parliament.

At the time, Tajikistan's grand mufti Saidmukarram Abdulqodirzoda supported the bill, which prohibits the "import, sale, and wearing of clothing alien to the national culture." On Tajikistan TV, he noted that the Tajik people, like the Arab nations, have their own special clothing, and it is important to adhere to Sharia norms and not imitate foreign cultures.

India, Turkmenistan Hold High-Level Talks in Ashgabat to Deepen Economic and Strategic Cooperation

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Senior officials from India and Turkmenistan held wide-ranging discussions in Ashgabat on January 21, 2026, reaffirming their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation across political, economic, cultural and multilateral spheres, amid India’s renewed outreach to Central Asia under its Extended Neighbourhood policy.

Turkmenistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Rashid Meredov, met India’s Secretary (West) in the Ministry of External Affairs, Ambassador Sibi George, to review the current state of relations and explore new avenues for collaboration. The meeting, reported by Turkmenistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, underscored the importance of sustained high-level engagement to deepen ties both bilaterally and within regional and international frameworks.

During the talks, the two sides emphasised the role of regular meetings and official visits in advancing the Turkmenistan-India partnership. They also expressed interest in further institutionalising dialogue between their foreign ministries, including the possibility of organising a meeting between the foreign ministers of both countries in the near future.

A key focus of the discussions was the expansion of trade and economic cooperation. Both delegations exchanged views on strengthening mechanisms to enhance commercial engagement, particularly in preparation for the next session of the Intergovernmental Turkmen-Indian Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technological Cooperation. The commission is expected to play a central role in identifying new growth areas and facilitating business-to-business ties.

Beyond economic matters, the diplomats highlighted the positive momentum in educational, cultural and humanitarian exchanges, noting their contribution to fostering people-to-people connections between the two nations.

Earlier in the day, Ambassador George conveyed warm greetings from India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr S. Jaishankar, to Foreign Minister Meredov. Both leaders discussed ways to further consolidate what they described as a mutually beneficial partnership, covering cooperation in traditional sectors as well as emerging areas of strategic interest.

In parallel, Foreign Office Consultations were held between the two countries, co-chaired by Ambassador George and Turkmenistan’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Myahri Byashimova. The consultations reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral relations, including political dialogue, defence and security cooperation, trade and economic engagement, cultural exchanges, education and consular issues.

The two sides also discussed coordination at the United Nations and other multilateral platforms, along with regional and global developments of shared concern. Officials noted the value of aligning positions on key international issues to promote stability and development in the wider region.

Ambassador George’s visit to Ashgabat coincided with the United Nations Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia (SPECA) Economic Forum, where India participated as a guest country. The forum was chaired by Turkmenistan’s Minister of Finance and Economy, Mammetguly Astanagulov, and brought together senior policymakers from across Central Asia to discuss regional economic integration and growth strategies.

Addressing the forum, Ambassador George outlined India’s vision for strengthening trade, investment and connectivity linkages with Central Asian countries. He highlighted India’s focus on expanding economic cooperation through improved transport corridors, infrastructure development and collaborative initiatives aimed at boosting mutual growth.

On the sidelines of the SPECA forum, the Indian envoy held interactions with several regional leaders, including Turkmenistan’s Minister of Finance and Economy, as well as deputy ministers from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. These meetings centred on enhancing both bilateral and multilateral engagement in areas such as trade facilitation, logistics, energy cooperation and regional connectivity.

India’s Ministry of External Affairs said the visit reflected New Delhi’s broader strategy to deepen engagement with its Extended Neighbourhood, particularly Central Asia, with which India shares long-standing historical and cultural links.

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, in a post on social media platform X, said Ambassador George reiterated India’s commitment to further enhancing trade, economic, investment and transport linkages with Turkmenistan and other Central Asian countries during his address at the SPECA Economic Forum. The spokesperson also noted his interactions with senior officials from across the region aimed at strengthening cooperation.

Observers note that India’s renewed diplomatic push in Central Asia comes at a time when the region is gaining strategic significance due to evolving geopolitical dynamics and growing interest in alternative connectivity routes linking South Asia with Eurasia.

The January 21 engagements in Ashgabat are seen as a step toward elevating India-Turkmenistan relations to a more comprehensive partnership, with both sides signaling intent to translate political goodwill into tangible economic and institutional outcomes in the months ahead.

 

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“They are fraudsters and criminals.” Dushanbe deputy mayor promises to identify companies defrauding citizens in housing sales

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Bakhtiyor Sharifi, the Deputy Mayor of Dushanbe, condemned the practice of selling the same apartment to multiple people by certain construction companies, calling it a "shameful act." He also assured that this issue is under the direct control of the Mayor of Dushanbe.

"Indeed, such cases occur, and it is disgraceful when some entrepreneurs deliberately sell the same apartment to 3-4 people. We cannot call them entrepreneurs; they are fraudsters and criminals," Sharifi said at a news conference in the Dushanbe City Hall on February 5.

He emphasized that, to prevent such incidents in the future, QR codes will be placed on each high-rise building in the city, allowing residents to access information about the construction companies.

"Gradually, we will identify the companies involved in fraud, and we will stop cooperating with them," Sharifi added.

Sharifi also pointed out that "there are mistakes on the part of citizens as well. When we see a lower price, we try to buy as quickly as possible. But what is cheap usually has a reason."

Complaints from Dushanbe residents about construction companies that engage in fraud and sell the same property to multiple people frequently appear in the media. City residents also often complain about unfinished buildings, the lack of water and electricity supply in new buildings, and the absence of elevators.

A few days earlier, the Chairman of the Committee for Architecture and Construction under the Government of Tajikistan, Nizom Mirzozoda, stated at a news conference that some construction companies do indeed deceive citizens and refuse to honor signed contracts.

Mirzozoda emphasized that to avoid problems when purchasing housing, it is important to sign contracts in the presence of a notary.

During the news conference at the city hall, the chief architect of the city, Sami Aziziyon, reported that more than 1,600 construction projects are currently ongoing in Dushanbe. Last year, the Mayor of the capital signed 327 resolutions for the construction of high-rise buildings.

According to the Committee for Architecture and Construction, in 2025, more than 7,330 violations were identified across 1,288 construction companies, resulting in fines totaling 547,350 somoni. Specifically, 72 construction companies began projects without obtaining state expertise approval.

It should be noted that four years ago, the Dushanbe Department of Architecture and Urban Planning tightened requirements for construction work to ensure the selection of reputable companies, protect the interests of investors and owners, and prevent delays in construction. However, as observations have shown, this measure has not completely resolved the issues in this sector. 

Tajikistan’s Antimonopoly Service identifies market “giants”

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In 2025, the Antimonopoly Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan developed and approved the Register of Economic Entities Holding Dominant Positions in Specific Markets.

Haydarali Rajabzoda, Head of the Antimonopoly Service, announced that the updated version of the Register was approved by Order No. 24 of the Antimonopoly Service on April 7, 2025.

The companies listed in the Register play a crucial role in strategically important sectors of the economy such as metallurgy, energy, telecommunications, and the market for socially significant goods.

Some of the largest companies on the list include TALCO Resource, Gazprom Neft – Tajikistan, Obi Zulol, Babilon Mobile, Coca-Cola Beverages Tajikistan, TT Mobile, and Bozori Korvon (Korvon Market).

The Register is an important tool in the fight against monopolization and helps ensure fair competition in Tajikistan's markets, emphasized the head of the Antimonopoly Service.

Examples of companies by industry listed in the Register:

·         Mining industry — Fon-Yagnob Mine, TALCO Resource, Tajikistan Metallurgical Plant, Koni Namak (Vose), Takob Ore Mining and Processing Plant, and others.

·         Food industry — Saodat Dairy Factory, Porsoy Khujand, Sakho i K, Nurabis, Syr-Daryo, and others.

·         Chemical industry and construction materials — TALCO Chemical, Huaxin Gayur Cement, Juntai Mohir Cement, and others.

·         Telecommunications and mobile services — Indigo-Tajikistan, TT Mobile, Babilon Mobile, Takom.

·         Energy — Gazprom Neft – Tajikistan, Seganch.

·         Other Companies — Tajikmatlubot, Korvon Market, Nord Asia Metal, Elegant, Tajero, and others.

The Register is aimed at monitoring dominant market players to ensure that no single company can unfairly monopolize key sectors, thus promoting competition and fair economic practices across Tajikistan.

 

New multi-level parking lots to be built in Dushanbe this year

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This year, several multi-level parking garages, each at least six stories high, are planned to be built in Dushanbe. This was announced by Bakhtiyor Sharifi, First Deputy Mayor of Dushanbe, during a news conference on February 5.

One of these parking complexes will be located near the Korvon market.

"A parking facility with 1,500 spaces will be built next to the Korvon market. Similar projects will also be gradually implemented in the city center," Sharifi said.

He did not specify other locations where multi-level parking garages are planned.

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According to the deputy mayor, last year, a modern parking facility with 483 spaces was completed across from the municipal building, next to Dushanbe Television.

"It meets all safety requirements, and it includes charging stations for electric vehicles," added Bakhtiyor Sharifi.

He emphasized that all the new multi-level parking structures will comply with the standards required for such facilities in the capital. 

At a news conference in July 2025, Sharifi mentioned that multi-story parking garages are planned near high-rise buildings, ministries, and other government agencies in Dushanbe to help alleviate traffic congestion. At that time, he highlighted that these parking facilities would be located in high-traffic areas.

It is worth noting that the construction of three parking facilities in Dushanbe was discussed back in 2024. The Dushanbe administration then announced plans to build parking garages on Ayni and Bokhtar streets in the city center, although specific completion dates for these projects were not disclosed. Additionally, the city’s plans included constructing several large parking structures.

Currently, in addition to the aforementioned multi-story parking lot near Dushanbe Television, there is a parking facility near the Korvon market with 448 spaces.

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Seven avalanches hit Dushanbe-Chanak highway, and it is temporarily closed for traffic

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On the night of February 5–6, seven avalanches of varying size occurred along the 78–81 km stretch of the Dushanbe–Chanak highway in the Ayni district, according to the Branch of the Innovative Road Solutions (IRS) in Tajikistan, which operates  the toll on this 354-kilometer highway.  

The company stated that the necessary road machinery has been deployed to clear the highway, with work being carried out around the clock.

The highway is temporarily closed to traffic, and drivers are urged to refrain from traveling on this route until an official announcement is made regarding the reopening of the road.

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According to the Tajikistan Hydrometeorology Agency (Hydromet), heavy precipitation is expected in the districts subordinate to the center and the Khatlon region on February 6. In the valleys, rain and wet snow are predicted, while snow is expected in the foothills, mountainous, and high-altitude areas.

Heavy snowfalls are possible on mountain passes, which may cause difficulties or restrictions in traffic. Snowdrifts, fog, reduced visibility, and a high risk of avalanches are forecasted. In the valley-foothill and mountain regions, temperatures could drop by 10-12°C.

From February 6 to 9, avalanches are possible in hazardous zones along the highway, including the Dushanbe–Chanak route (km 48–74), sections of the Maikhoura–Zideh in the Varzob district, and mountainous areas subordinate to the center. 

 

Drug smuggling from Afghanistan to Tajikistan grows, armed clashes increase

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In 2025, Tajikistan's border with Afghanistan saw a significant increase in drug seizures, with a total of 2,742 kilograms of narcotics confiscated, compared to 1,824 kilograms in 2024—almost a ton more than the previous year. This was reported by Zafar Samad, Director of the Drug Control Agency (DCA) under the President of Tajikistan, during a news conference in Dushanbe on February 2.

According to Samad, of this total, 2,566 kilograms were seized along the border with the Khatlon province, and 186 kilograms along the border with the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO).

"There were 17 armed confrontations with Afghan drug traffickers on the Tajik-Afghan border in 2025, compared to 6 in 2024. Ten Afghan nationals were neutralized (up from 3 in 2024)," Samad stated. He added that two employees of the State Committee for National Security of Tajikistan were also killed during these clashes.

The head of the agency emphasized that "there is no inter-agency cooperation with Afghan authorities, and no negotiations have taken place." However, he acknowledged that "drug trafficking from Afghanistan through Tajikistan to other countries continues."

 

Fewer drug addicts in Tajikistan

As of January 1, 2026, Tajikistan had 4,004 registered drug addicts, a decrease of 10 people or 0.2% compared to the previous year.

Of the total, 105 were women (down from 110 in 2024). Samad reported that 1,182 of those registered (29.5%) use drugs intravenously. In 2025, 343 individuals were newly registered in the country's narcological institutions with drug addiction diagnoses.

"Sixty-five deaths among drug addicts were recorded in 2025, including four women," Samad noted, adding that, "Tajikistan has 40 drug addicts per 100,000 population, which is relatively low compared to other countries."

 

Arrest of 22 foreign nationals for drug trafficking

In 2025, 22 foreign nationals were arrested for drug trafficking into Tajikistan, with 275 kilograms of narcotics seized. Among them:

·         9 Afghan nationals — 99 kilograms;

·         8 Uzbek nationals — 131 kilograms;

·         4 Kazakh nationals — 44 kilograms;

·         1 Moldovan national — 4 grams.

The details of the punishments they received were not disclosed.

In 2024, 14 foreign nationals were arrested, and 270 kilograms of narcotics were confiscated. Additionally, in 2025, 583 Tajik citizens were detained abroad for narcotics-related crimes, with 208 kilograms of drugs seized. In 2024, 850 Tajik citizens were arrested abroad for similar offenses.

 

Growing drug-related crime

The press conference also raised concerns about the rising number of crimes related to the illegal drug trade. According to the Drug Control Agency, 23,452 crimes were registered in Tajikistan in 2025, an increase of 1,138 cases compared to 2024 (22,314).

Of these, 1,003 crimes (4%) were related to drug trafficking, a decrease of 164 cases from the previous year. Samad reported that law enforcement authorities seized 5,280 kilograms of narcotics in 2025, which is 898 kilograms (21%) more than in 2024.

This included 253 kilograms of psychotropic substances, which was 142 kilograms more than the previous year (almost double). Of this, 247 kilograms, or 97%, consisted of methamphetamine, a 2.3-fold increase (141 kilograms) compared to 2024.

In 2025, 44 criminal groups (up from 32 in 2024) were dismantled, involving 88 individuals engaged in drug trafficking. The Agency investigated 132 criminal cases involving 180 people, which were sent to court. In 2024, 84 cases were considered.

In conclusion, Zafar Samad noted that "despite the alarming situation, it is under the control of law enforcement agencies." After the press conference, Agency staff, in the presence of journalists, burned approximately 316 kilograms of seized narcotics.

 

Tajikistan plans to introduce a visa-free regime for Chinese citizens

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Tajikistan is planning to introduce a visa-free regime for Chinese citizens. This was announced by Jamshed Jumakhonzoda, Chairman of the Tourism Development Committee under the Government of Tajikistan, at a news conference in Dushanbe on February 5.

He noted that the issue is currently under consideration, and "we hope it will yield positive results."

According to Jumakhonzoda, the introduction of a visa-free regime is one of the ways to attract more tourists to the country, alongside enhanced promotional and informational efforts.

"For Tajikistan, the main tourist markets are Arab countries, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, China, and South Korea. Citizens of these countries show the most interest in leisure and travel," he added.

Jumakhonzoda reported that in 2025, Tajikistan welcomed 1.784 million tourists, an increase of 27.5% or 384,300 people compared to 2024.

Of the total number of tourists, 1.634 million came from the CIS countries, and the remaining 149,900 came from other countries.

The top five countries whose citizens most frequently visited Tajikistan were Uzbekistan (1.46 million), Russia (396,475), Kyrgyzstan (137,530), Kazakhstan (37,288), and China (33,178).

In 2025, Tajikistan was also included in the list of the 25 best travel destinations in the world according to the international travel publication Lonely Planet. In the "Best in Travel 2026" ranking, the country was recommended as one of the best destinations for mountain tourism.

According to the Tourism Development Committee, there are currently 191 registered tourism companies in Tajikistan. Of these, 31 companies are located in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO), 93 in Dushanbe, 42 in the Sughd province, 15 in the Khatlon province, and 10 in the districts subordinate to the center.

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