A delegation from Tajikistan participated in a meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors from the Caucasus and Central Asia with Bo Li, deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Khovar reported, citing the National Bank of Tajikistan.

Participants discussed regional economic growth, macroeconomic stability, inflation control, financial system resilience, price stability, liquidity management and other economic and financial policy priorities.

The Tajik delegation outlined the country’s efforts to diversify exports, strengthen energy and food security, expand domestic production, adopt new technologies and deepen regional cooperation.

Participants emphasized that stronger regional cooperation is essential to making effective use of economic potential. They also highlighted the importance of regular dialogue between regional countries and the IMF in maintaining financial stability and supporting sustainable economic growth.

Tajikistan was represented by Finance Minister Fayziddin Qahhorzoda, National Bank Chairman Firdavs Tolibzoda and Payrav Amirzoda, the country’s permanent representative to the IMF and World Bank.