The National Bank of the Republic of Tajikistan published an update on Tajikistan’s participation in a consultative meeting held alongside the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group Annual Meetings, where the delegation set out its economic and monetary policy priorities and discussed global financial and macroeconomic risks. The delegation, led by First Deputy Prime Minister Hakim Kholiqzoda, outlined Tajikistan’s current economic conditions, macroeconomic achievements and priority directions for monetary and credit policy, and pointed to long-term cooperation with the IMF and World Bank Group as important for advancing economic and structural reforms. Cooperation under the Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI) was described as a key channel for reforms in monetary policy, improved governance and greater transparency, alongside strategic priorities including economic digitalisation, energy development, the green economy and sustainable investment. The update also referenced Tajikistan’s support for deeper regional cooperation in Central Asia across trade, energy, transport and digital infrastructure, and noted peer exchanges on digitalisation, the green economy, the investment environment and sustainable finance instruments.