Dushanbe to Host an International Investment Forum — Investment and Entrepreneurship in the Modern Economic Process
DUSHANBE, 16.04.2019. (NIAT Khovar) – An international investment forum titled Investment and Entrepreneurship in the Modern Economic Process will be held on April 20 in Dushanbe.
The forum is organized by the Office of the Chairman of Dushanbe and Toj Sarmoya International Investment Consulting Company.
The forum’s goal is to find opportunities for the development of modern entrepreneurship, to assess existing resources and to study new methods of attracting domestic and foreign investment.
High-ranking guests, leaders and representatives of international financial institutions, officials from diplomatic and consular missions accredited in Tajikistan, and foreign and domestic investors are expected to take part in the forum.
The forum will include presentations of business projects in the fields of construction, tourism, international logistics, organization of a logistics center, the agricultural sector, the development of innovative industries, strengthening cooperation with other countries, and the program of state support for entrepreneurship and investment.
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