BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 31. Tajikistan and
Vietnam's ROX Group discussed expanding cooperation in attracting
foreign direct investment to the country's energy sector.
According to the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the
Republic of Tajikistan, the discussions took place on July 31,
2026, in Dushanbe during a meeting between Tajikistan's Minister of
Energy and Water Resources, Daler Juma, and representatives of
Vietnam's ROX Group.
"The meeting focused on expanding cooperation in attracting
foreign direct investment to the energy sector of the Republic of
Tajikistan," the statement said.
During the meeting, the parties reviewed the current state and
development prospects of Tajikistan's energy system, as well as
opportunities for implementing new energy projects, including the
creation of additional power generation capacity.
At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides expressed their
readiness to continue cooperation and implement energy projects in
Tajikistan.
Meanwhile, Tajikistan has been actively seeking to attract
foreign investment to modernize its energy sector and unlock the
country's significant hydropower potential. Expanding generation
capacity and upgrading energy infrastructure remain among the
government's key priorities as electricity demand continues to grow
and regional energy cooperation gains momentum.
The country's energy development strategy focuses on increasing
electricity production, improving the reliability of power supply,
and expanding export opportunities through cross-border
transmission projects. These efforts are expected to strengthen
Tajikistan's position as a regional supplier of clean electricity
while supporting long-term economic growth.
Looking ahead, deeper cooperation with international investors
and energy companies could accelerate the implementation of new
power projects, facilitate the introduction of advanced
technologies, and contribute to the diversification of investment
sources in Tajikistan's energy sector.
