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A woman with shoulder-length dark hair and sunglasses perched atop her head smiles at the camera while selecting fabrics from a shelf in a well-organized textile workshop. She is wearing a casual olive-green dress and has a wristwatch on her left arm. The shelf is filled with neatly folded textiles of various patterns and colors. In the foreground, a display features an assortment of colorful handmade crafts, including plush toys and decorative items.

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EXPO 2023 names best Tajik woman entrepreneurs ahead of International Women Entrepreneurship Day

Twenty women entrepreneurs were declared the best in 2023 by the Government of Tajikistan at the 2023 Women Entrepreneurship EXPO – a national business event organized under the leadership of the State Committee for Investment and State Property Management of the Republic of Tajikistan.

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The 14-15th of September, a two-day training was conducted in Dushanbe on the NEXUS approach to promote cross-sectoral climate actions in Tajikistan

In partnership with the Academy of the Public Administration under the President of Tajikistan, and within the framework of the joint EU/UNDP “Climate Change and Resilience in Central Asia” project, a 2-days national training was conducted on the identification of sectoral interlinkages (NEXUS) ...

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Tajikistan Declares Commitment to Foster Inter-Agency Collaboration in Civil Registry

Dushanbe, Tajikistan – September 20, 2023 – The Ministry of Justice of Tajikistan convened a conference on "Digitization of Public Services in the Republic of Tajikistan: Inter-Agency Integration and Interoperability of Data Systems".

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UNDP began its operations in Tajikistan in 1994. Nowadays, Tajikistan is a peaceful and stable country, with a rapidly developing economy. Recovery from the devastating social and economic consequences of civil war and the start of reforms led to steady, though unequal, growth over the past decade averaging 8 per cent annually, according to World Bank country data.