BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 4. Tajikistan and
UNICEF discussed the current state and prospects for further
cooperation.
This was announced by the press service of Tajikistan’s Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, following the meeting between Deputy Minister
Idibek Kalandar and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
Representative in Tajikistan Gabrielle Yvonne Akimova.
"The meeting reviewed the current state and prospects for
cooperation between Tajikistan and UNICEF in the areas of
protecting the rights and interests of children, maternal and child
health, education and social protection," the ministry said.
Meanwhile, Tajikistan and UNICEF have maintained cooperation
since 1993, focusing on promoting and protecting children’s rights
and improving their well-being. The partnership covers key areas
including healthcare, education, social protection, child
protection, early childhood development, and water, sanitation, and
hygiene. Under the 2023–2026 cooperation programme, UNICEF has been
working with the Tajik government to strengthen social services and
systems for children and vulnerable groups. The cooperation also
includes support for youth participation, disability inclusion, and
climate and disaster-risk preparedness.
