The second meeting of the US -Tajikistan Business Council held in Washington
DUSHANBE, 14.10.2017. /NIAT “Khovar”/. The second meeting of the US-Tajikistan Business Council was held on October 12 in Washington, DC with the participation of the official delegation of the Republic of Tajikistan — Finance Minister Abdusalom Qurboniyon, Chairman of the National Bank Jamshed Nurmuhhamadzoda, Ambassador of the Republic of Tajikistan to the United States Farhod Salim, Representative of the Republic of Tajikistan to the World Bank and International Monetary Fund Ilhom Rajabov.
According to the MFA Information Department, during the event the official delegation of our country provided the representatives of US business with the detailed information on the efforts of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan in creating a favorable investment climate, guarantees and privileges for foreign investors and important sectors of economy, as well as hydro energy, ecotourism and country`s activity in the international stock markets.
The sides highly appreciated the work of the Council, which enhances the trade cooperation between the USA and Tajikistan and expressed the willingness to expand the activity of the Business Council.









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