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Expdir Final Nov 27 Eng EXPORT DIRECTORY OF TAJIKISTAN Information on 78 Tajik companies: Address Profiles Specializations Desired cooperation with business partners Products The Companies are conventionally distributed into 8 sectors: Electric power and non-ferrous metals Machinery, equipment, materials and spare parts Chemical industry products Construction materials Textiles, carpets, leather and garments Woodworking industry products China (porcelain), ceramics, glass and semi-precious stone items Food processing industry products Tajikistan ACKNOWLEDGMENTS “Business Consulting” LLC would like to acknowledge the following companies, institutions, organizations and individuals for their immeasurable contribution towards the publication of this directory: Kislyakova Larisa Pavlovna, Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Republic of Tajikistan Maqsoud Odinaev, National Program Officer for Economic Affairs, Swiss Cooperation Office Tajikistan Armen Zargaryan, Regional Trade Promotion Adviser, International Trade Center (UNCTAD/WTO) Tajikistan is often considered a country with Saidmumin Kamolov, National Project Manager, Trade Promotion unexplored opportunities. Unique bioclimatic conditions, Program in Tajikistan, International Trade Center (UNCTAD/WTO) rich mineral resources, large hydroelectric potential and Sharif Rahimzoda, Chairman of the State Committee on Investments and State Property Management of the Republic of Tajikistan labor resources all have the ability to become main factors Anvar Yakubov, Head of Department on Investments and State Property, in the production of competitive products that will aid in the Executive Agency of local government in Soghd oblast integration of the country’s economy into the world Odiljon Djabarov, Deputy Chairman on Economic Issues, Executive Agency of local government in Khatlon oblast economy. This export directory is our open invitation to Shuhrat Rakhmatboev, Executive Director, Association of Entrepreneurs collaborate with those of you who strives to explore new of Soghd oblast opportunities and implement new ideas and solutions. Rakhmat Khakulov, Director, ISD Consulting, Dushanbe Abdumalik Sharipov, Chairman, Association of Dehqan Farms and Agricultural Cooperatives in Khatlon oblast Azizbek Sharipov, Chairman, National Association of Dehqan Farms Welcome, Matlyuba Uldjabaeva, Chairman, National Association of Small and Medium Business Boymahmad Alibakhshev, Chairman, Association of Entrepreneurs Milal- Inter (Khorog) Manuchehr Rakhmonov, Manager, Business Environment Improvement (BEI) Project in Soghd oblast, Pragma/USAID Abdukahor Kayumov, Chairman, Association of Producers and Processors of Agricultural Products «Golden Valley», Soghd oblast Ghulomjon Bobozoda Azizullo Avezov - General Director, Business Consulting LLC, Doctor of Minister of Economic Development and Economic Sciences, Professor Ardasher Ibragimov - Deputy General Director, Business Consulting LLC Trade of the Republic of Tajikistan Sherzod Abdurakhmanov - Deputy General Director Malika Makhkamova - Business Consultant Nisso Alimova - Business Consultant Anzurat Kasymova - Specialist on IT and web design Alexandr Rakhmonov - IT specialist All rights reserved. Reproduction of this directory in whole or in part by any means, adoption of any aspect of the structure for advertising purposes, use of this directory for commercial purposes without the permission of the Publisher is prohibited. Design: Dilshod Vakhidov, Fariz Alijonov, “UBT-print” LLC «Business Consulting» LLC Government of International Trade Centre the Republic of Tajikistan 166, K.Khujandi Str, Palais des Nations, 735700 Khujand, Sughd oblast CH-1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland Contact phone: (+992 3422) 6 73 73, Tel: +41 22 730 01 11, Fax: +41 22 733 44 39 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.businessconsulting.tj Internet: http://www.intracen.org 2 3 Tajikistan ACKNOWLEDGMENTS “Business Consulting” LLC would like to acknowledge the following companies, institutions, organizations and individuals for their immeasurable contribution towards the publication of this directory: Kislyakova Larisa Pavlovna, Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Republic of Tajikistan Maqsoud Odinaev, National Program Officer for Economic Affairs, Swiss Cooperation Office Tajikistan Armen Zargaryan, Regional Trade Promotion Adviser, International Trade Center (UNCTAD/WTO) Tajikistan is often considered a country with Saidmumin Kamolov, National Project Manager, Trade Promotion unexplored opportunities. Unique bioclimatic conditions, Program in Tajikistan, International Trade Center (UNCTAD/WTO) rich mineral resources, large hydroelectric potential and Sharif Rahimzoda, Chairman of the State Committee on Investments and State Property Management of the Republic of Tajikistan labor resources all have the ability to become main factors Anvar Yakubov, Head of Department on Investments and State Property, in the production of competitive products that will aid in the Executive Agency of local government in Soghd oblast integration of the country’s economy into the world Odiljon Djabarov, Deputy Chairman on Economic Issues, Executive Agency of local government in Khatlon oblast economy. This export directory is our open invitation to Shuhrat Rakhmatboev, Executive Director, Association of Entrepreneurs collaborate with those of you who strives to explore new of Soghd oblast opportunities and implement new ideas and solutions. Rakhmat Khakulov, Director, ISD Consulting, Dushanbe Abdumalik Sharipov, Chairman, Association of Dehqan Farms and Agricultural Cooperatives in Khatlon oblast Azizbek Sharipov, Chairman, National Association of Dehqan Farms Welcome, Matlyuba Uldjabaeva, Chairman, National Association of Small and Medium Business Boymahmad Alibakhshev, Chairman, Association of Entrepreneurs Milal- Inter (Khorog) Manuchehr Rakhmonov, Manager, Business Environment Improvement (BEI) Project in Soghd oblast, Pragma/USAID Abdukahor Kayumov, Chairman, Association of Producers and Processors of Agricultural Products «Golden Valley», Soghd oblast Ghulomjon Bobozoda Azizullo Avezov - General Director, Business Consulting LLC, Doctor of Minister of Economic Development and Economic Sciences, Professor Ardasher Ibragimov - Deputy General Director, Business Consulting LLC Trade of the Republic of Tajikistan Sherzod Abdurakhmanov - Deputy General Director Malika Makhkamova - Business Consultant Nisso Alimova - Business Consultant Anzurat Kasymova - Specialist on IT and web design Alexandr Rakhmonov - IT specialist All rights reserved. Reproduction of this directory in whole or in part by any means, adoption of any aspect of the structure for advertising purposes, use of this directory for commercial purposes without the permission of the Publisher is prohibited. Design: Dilshod Vakhidov, Fariz Alijonov, “UBT-print” LLC «Business Consulting» LLC Government of International Trade Centre the Republic of Tajikistan 166, K.Khujandi Str, Palais des Nations, 735700 Khujand, Sughd oblast CH-1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland Contact phone: (+992 3422) 6 73 73, Tel: +41 22 730 01 11, Fax: +41 22 733 44 39 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.businessconsulting.tj Internet: http://www.intracen.org 2 3 General Information on Tajikistan Tajikistan www.exportdir.tj General Information on Tajikistan Content General Data General Information on Tajikistan General Data 5 Official name Republic of Tajikistan Holidays 6 Capital city Dushanbe Key Economic Indicators 7 Regions 7 President Emomali Rahmon Population (November, 2006) 7 million 28,6 General Overview Area 143,1 thousand sq.km Geography 8 Natural Resources 8 Independence 1991 Climate 9 Religion Islam History 9 Capital City 10 State language Tajik Language & Population 10 Telephone code +992 Participation in International Organizations 10 Time GMT +5 Administrative Structure 11 Physical Infrastructure 11 GDP/capita (2006) $399,8 National currency Somoni Economic Overview Exchange Rate (April, 2007) 1 USD = 3.44 Somoni Economic Trends 13 Inflation and Budget Deficit 13 GDP Growth 13 Investment Climate 14 Privatization 14 Markets & Trade Foreign Trade 15 Currency Convertibility 15 WTO 15 Industrial Sectors & Companies Electric power and non-ferrous metals 17 Machinery, equipment, materials and spare parts 21 Chemical industry products 37 Construction materials 41 Textiles, carpets, leather and garments 47 Woodworking industry products 69 China (porcelain), ceramics, glass and semi-precious stone items 73 Food processing industry products 79 List of Companies and Products by Sectors List of Enterprises by economic sectors 107 List of Products by economic sectors 110 List of Companies and Products - Alphabetical List of Enterprises Alphabetical 113 List of Products Alphabetical 116 4 5 General Information on Tajikistan Tajikistan www.exportdir.tj General Information on Tajikistan Content General Data General Information on Tajikistan General Data 5 Official name Republic of Tajikistan Holidays 6 Capital city Dushanbe Key Economic Indicators 7 Regions 7 President Emomali Rahmon Population (November, 2006) 7 million 28,6 General Overview Area 143,1 thousand sq.km Geography 8 Natural Resources 8 Independence 1991 Climate 9 Religion Islam History 9 Capital City 10 State language Tajik Language & Population 10 Telephone code +992 Participation in International Organizations 10 Time GMT +5 Administrative Structure 11 Physical Infrastructure 11 GDP/capita
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