Dushanbe Will Host Roundtable on Youth’s Contribution to the Economic Development
DUSHANBE, 27.11.2019 (NIAT Khovar) – Tomorrow, the Committee for Youth Affairs and Sports under the government of Tajikistan in collaboration with the Supreme Economic Court will hold a republican roundtable “Youth Contribution to the Development of the Tajik Economy: Current State and Development Opportunities.” The event will be held in the House of Officers in Dushanbe.
Fields experts and representatives of the National Bank, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Ministry of Industry and New Technologies, State Committee for Investments and State Property Management, Committee for Women and Family Affairs, Agency for State Financial Control and Fight Against Corruption, Customs Service, scientists, managers and representatives of small and medium credit organizations are expected to participate.
The focus of the roundtable is the state and prospects of small and medium-sized enterprises, attracting young people to entrepreneurship, goals of entrepreneurship in the country, the means of preparing young professionals for entrepreneurship, and other issues relating to this industry.









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