Sughd Chairman Ahmadzoda Meets Kazakh Ambassador Tojiboev
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DUSHANBE, 27.08.2020. (NIAT Khovar) – Today, the Chairman of Sughd region Rajabboy Ahmadzoda met with the Kazakh Ambassador to Tajikistan Askar Tojiboev.
The parties expressed satisfaction with the development of friendly relations and mutually beneficial cooperation between Tajikistan and Kazakhstan.
It was noted that joint ventures have been established with the contribution of entrepreneurs from Tajikistan and Kazakhstan, and they continue to implement joint creative plans in this area.
Regarding the declaration of rapid industrialization of the country as the fourth national goal, Ahmadzoda said that hundreds of small and large enterprises will be put into operation in the region. “The economic, industrial, agricultural, tourism and handicraft potential of the region are now represented,” emphasized Ahmadzoda.
Regarding the development of agriculture, Ahmadzoda said that the area devoted to cotton in the region is growing year by year. At present, there are conditions and opportunities for the final processing of cotton, and in the case of the establishment of joint ventures, this measure will benefit both parties.









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