BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 26. Tajikistan held an
international conference on the country's experience in
peacebuilding, foreign policy, and sustainable development over 35
years of independence.


This was announced by the press service of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan.


According to the Ministry, the conference, titled "Tajikistan
and 35 Years of Independence: Experience of Peacebuilding,
Multivector Policy, and Sustainable Development," was held on
August 25.


"On August 25, 2026, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
Republic of Tajikistan hosted the International Conference
"Tajikistan and 35 Years of Independence: Experience of
Peacebuilding, Multivector Policy, and Sustainable Development" in
honor of the 35th anniversary of the Republic of Tajikistan's State
Independence. High-ranking representatives of the Government and
Parliament of the Republic, heads of ministries and government
agencies, the diplomatic corps, as well as political figures,
veterans of the diplomatic service, and the country's missions
abroad participated in the conference (in a virtual format)," the
Ministry said.


The event brought together senior representatives of the Tajik
government and parliament, heads of ministries and state agencies,
members of the diplomatic corps, political figures, veterans of the
diplomatic service and representatives of Tajikistan abroad,
including those participating virtually.


The opening session featured remarks by First Deputy Prime
Minister of Tajikistan Khokim Kholikzoda, Minister of Foreign
Affairs Sirojiddin Muhriddin, the Presidential Assistant for
Foreign Relations, as well as heads of several ministries and
government agencies.







The thematic sessions focused on cooperation between government
bodies, the academic community and the diplomatic corps in
implementing the country's foreign policy, as well as the role of
women in advancing the country's domestic and foreign policy.


Participants reviewed Tajikistan's achievements over 35 years of
independence and discussed prospects for the country's further
development.


Concluding the conference, Foreign Minister Sirojiddin Muhriddin
declared that the conclusions and proposals put forward during the
event would contribute to further measures aimed at ensuring
sustainable development and advancing Tajikistan's foreign
policy.


Meanwhile, more than 200 people took part in the conference,
while its proceedings were covered by 50 domestic and international
media outlets.