Tajik Central Bank Chief Meets S&P Global Ratings Analysts in Dushanbe
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National Bank of Tajikistan Chairman Firdavs Tolibzoda met Monday with analysts from S&P Global Ratings, Roman Rybalkin and Maxim Rybnikov, to discuss the country’s banking system and monetary policy.
According to the National Bank of Tajikistan, the discussions focused on financial stability, management of international reserves, and the implementation of an inflation targeting regime.
Tolibzoda expressed satisfaction with long-term cooperation with S&P Global Ratings and provided an update on the state of the banking sector, monetary policy performance, inflation trends, and investment opportunities.
He said that despite a challenging global political and economic environment, Tajikistan is ensuring stable economic and financial development. The National Bank, in coordination with relevant state institutions, is taking necessary measures to maintain monetary stability and continues reforms in the banking sector.
The bank also noted that Tajikistan’s ministries and agencies work annually with S&P Global Ratings to assess and publish the country’s sovereign credit rating.









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