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Republic of TajikistanMinistry of Energy and Industry

CURRENT SITUATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS

FOR ENERGY AND INDUSTRY IN THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN


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The energy and industry sectors of the country play a vital role

in achieving the naonal strategic goals of ensuring energy and

food security and solving social issues.

H.E. Mr Emomali Rahmon

President of the Republic of Tajikistan


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Capital: Dushanbe

Populaon: about 8 million

Territory: 143.1 thousand square km

REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN

The Republic of Tajikistan is a unique country with the mountains of the Tien

Shan and Pamir ranges in the north averaging over 6,000 meters in height.

With more than 1,000 lakes, 80% of which are located 3,000m above sea

level, the country also has signicant water resources and its rivers are oneof the main sources of replenishment for the Aral Sea.

Tajikistan is situated in south-east Central Asia bordering in the West

and North with Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, in the East with China, and in

the South with Afghanistan. The country has an area of 143,000 square

kilometres and a populaon of approximately 8 million (of whom more than

73% live in rural areas).

The climate in Tajikistan varies widely throughout the year with mild

temperatures and heavy showers in spring; hot summers with temperatures

over 40C and cold winters.


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The Ministry of Energy and Industry of Tajikistan is responsible for the

implementaon of a unied state policy and regulaon of fuel, energy

and natural resources; the regulaon of industry; the defence industry;

engineering and technology; the producon of building materials and foodand work processes.

In fullling these responsibilies, the Ministry leads in the coordinaon of

acvies undertaken by other government bodies and liaises with NGOs

and other enterprises.

The government recognises that the professional oversight of the energy

and industrial sectors of the country by the Ministry is essenal to the

nancial wellbeing of the country and the prosperity of the populaon.

MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND INDUSTRY


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HYDROPOWER

Nurek HPP has an installed capacity of 3,000 MW

and at 300 metres it is the worlds highest earth and

rock flled dam.

Tajikistan is located in the pool of the two main rivers of the region, the

Amu-Darya and the Sir-Darya which together provide Tajikistan with almost

60% of the enre regions water resources.

These water resources constute almost 4% of the worlds total hydropower

potenal meaning Tajikistan has the worlds 8th highest potenal in

hydropower resources.

Based on resources per capita; the potenal generaon of 87.8 thousand

kWh per person per year places Tajikistan 2nd in the world while based on

the area of the country - Tajikistans potenal of 62 million kWh per year

for each km2 places Tajikistans hydropower resources at the highest in the

world.

Only between 4% and 5% of Tajikistans immense hydropower resources

are currently being ulised, and thus there is extensive opportunity for thefuture development of this vast and relavely untapped source of energy.

Tajikistans hydropower potenal far exceeds its own domesc requirements

which, combined with its geographical locaon means the country is well

placed to be a major exporter of electricity throughout the surrounding

region.

Tajikistan currently has a total installed generaon capacity of 5,244 MW

including 5,211 MW of hydro-power.

With an installed capacity of 600 MW,

Baipaza is the second largest HPP in Tajikistan.


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Tajikistan possesses an esmated 527 billion kWh per year in reserves

of hydropower generaon of which it is currently technically possible to

develop over 50% (280 billion kWh). This is three mes greater than the

current combined consumpon of electricity throughout the whole of

Central Asia.

95% of Tajikistans electricity generaon is provided by only 5% of thepotenal hydro generaon capacity that is currently being ulised

Tajikistan possesses vast and unique reserves of hydropower resources

which will play an essenal role in restoring economic prosperity to Tajikistan

through the export of electricity. To realize this potenal, signicant foreign

investments will be needed.

POTENTIAL HYDROENERGY STOCKS

NAME

POWER (MW)

INSTALLED

CAPACITYALLOCATED

WORKING

(MEAN

ANNUAL)

Nurek 3,000.0 2,100.0

2,

035.3

Baipaza 600.0 450.0 471.8

Dushanbe HEC 198.0 198.0 27.2

YavanHEC 120.0 98.63 8.4

Kairakkum 126.0 126.0 68.3

Sangtuda 1 670.0 670.0 335.0

Vakhsh Cascade 285.05 162.0 160.9

Including

Golovnaya 240.0 140.0 140.0

Perepadnaya 29.95 22.0 20.5

Centralnaya 15.1 - -

Varzob Cascade 25.43 5.1 8.4

Including

HPP 1 7.15 3.5 4.783

HPP 2 14.76 1.6 3.6

HPP 3 3.52 - 0.017

Pamir 14.0 14.0 -

Horog 8.7 -

Kalaikhumb 0.208 0.208 -

Vanch 1.2 1.2 -

Namangut 2.5 2.5 -

Ak-Su 0.64 0.64 -

Small HPPs 30.62 26.825 22.33

Total Large HPPs Capacity

Large HPPs Capacity (MW)

Nurek HPP 3,000

Baipaza HPP 600

Vakhsh Cascade (including) 285

Golovnaya HPP 240

Perepadnaya HPP 30

Centralnaya HPP 15

Varzob Cascade 25

Kairakkum HPP 126

Sangtuda 1 670

Sangtuda 2 220

Total 5,211


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HYDRO ENERGY RESOURCES ON THE PANJ RIVER

There are twelve HPPs on the Panj River with installed capacies ranging

from 250 MW to 3,000 MW. Preliminary technical and economic studies

show that one of the most aracve projects in Tajikistan is the developmentof the Dashjum HPP with a design capacity of 4,000 MW.

Reservoir

ca aci t

Rated

ca aci t

Power

o ut u t

Project

cost Pyanj River

,

km3

,

MW

bln.kWh/

,

$USD mln

year

Barshorskaya HPP 1,25 300 1,6 240 1

Anderobskaya HPP 0,1 650 3,3 520

1

2

3 s s aya , ,

Horogskaya HPP 0,01 250 1,3

2

3

4

5

Rushanskaya HPP 4,1 3000 14,8 2400 PP

4

5

6 zgu m y , ,

Granitnie vorota HPP 0,03 2100 10,5 1680

5

6

7

8 Shirgovatkaya HPP 0,04 1000 9,7 800

Hostavskaya HPP 0,04 1200 6,1 960

7

8

9 , ,

Dashtijumskaya HPP 10,2 4000 15,6 3200

8

9

10

11 Jumarskaya HPP 1,3 2000 8,2 1600

Moskovskaya HPP 0,04 880 3,4 704

10

11

12

Kokchinskaya HPP 0,2 350 1,5 280

11

12

13

14 pper mudar ya ydro un t , ,

13

14


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HYDRO ENERGY RESOURCES ON THE ZERAFSHAN RIVER

The Zerafshan river is fed from glacial and snow runo from the mountains.

This river constutes a potenal hydro-power resource of over 33.94 TWh

of which it is technically possible to develop HPPs with a total installed

capacity of 10.55 TWh.

Reservoir

ca acit

Rated

ca acit

Power

out ut

Project

cost Zerafshan River (Matcha area)

,

km3

,

MW

bln.kWh/

,

$USD mln

year

Oburdonskaya HPP 0,72 120 0,35 961

Dargskaya HPP 0,05 130 0,75 105

1

2

3 ang stans aya , ,

Fondarya River

2

3

4

Fandaryinskaya HPP 300 1,8 240 4

Reservoir

c a a ci t

Rated

c a a ci t

Power

out ut

Project

cost Zerafshan River

,

km3

,

MW

bln.kWh/

,

$USD mln

year

Ayninskaya HPP 0,05 160 0,95 128 5

Yavanskaya HPP 0,05 120 0,18 96

5

6

7 Dupulnskaya HPP ,

Penjikentskaya HPP-1 - 50 0,27 40

6

7

8

9

Penjikentskaya HPP-2 - 45 0,25 36

- -

8

9

10 - - ,

9

10


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HYDRO ENERGY RESOURCES ON THE KAFARNIGAN RIVER

This river has potenal hydro-power resources of over 37.22 TWh of which

it is technically feasible to harness some 8.7 TWh through the installaon

of HPPs.

Reservoir

capacit

Rated

capacit

Power

output

Project

cost Kafarnigan River

,

km3

,

MW

bln.kWh/

,

$USD mln

year

Vistanskaya HPP - 200 0,6 160 1

Sarvozskaya HPP - 250 0,8 200

r

1

2

3 avrozskaya , ,

Romitskaya HPP 1,2 450 1,4 360

2

3

4

5

Bagd.hydro unit 0,85 150 0,6 120

4

5

Hydro energy resources use at Kafarnigan River


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HYDRO ENERGY RESOURCES ON THE OB-HINGOU AND SURHOB RIVERS

Five HPPs with a total installed capacity of 2,610 MW are economically and

technically feasible on the Ob-Hingou River in addion to four HPPs with a

total installed capacity of 700 MW which are economically and technically

feasible on the Surhob River.

Reservoirca acit ,

Ratedca acit ,

Powero ut ut

Projectcost,

Obi-Hingou River,

km3

,

MW

bln.kWh/

,

$USD mln

year

Sangvorskaya HPP 1,5 800 2,0 640 1

Urfatinskaya HPP 0,01 850 2,1 680

1

2

3 ens aya , ,

Efarskaya HPP 0,02 200 1,2 190

2

3

4

5

Enurskaya HPP 0,01 160 0,96 330

4

5

Reservoirca acit

Ratedca acit

Powerout ut

Projectcost

Shurob River,

km3

,

MW

bln.kWh/

,

$USD mln

year

Jalbulakskaya HPP 1,4 600 2,0 480 1

Saironskaya HPP 0,01 500 2,2 400

1

2

3 orgens aya , ,

Garmskaya HPP 0,02 400 1,8 320

2

3

4

Addionally, thirteen HPPs with

a total installed capacity of

356 MW are economically and

technically feasible on the Gunt

River while ve HPPs with a total

installed capacity of 486 MW

are economically and technically

feasible on the River Bartang.


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POTENTIAL HYDRO ENERGY RESOURCES RESERVES

RIVERS

ANNUAL

POWER

(MW)

ANNUAL

ENERGY

(TWh)

%

Panj 14,030 122.90 23.60

Gunt 2,260 19.80 3.80

Bartang 2,969 26.01 5.00

Vanj 1,191 10.34 1.99

Yazgulom 845 7.40 1.42

Kizil-Su 1,087 9.52 1.83

Vakhsh 28,670 251.15 48.25

Kafirnigan 4,249 37.22 7.15

Zeravshan 3,875 33.94 6.52

Sir-Darya 260 2.28 0.44

Total 59,436 520.56 100

In addion to the large hydropower staons, Tajikistan also generates 11 MW of

its total capacity mainly from mini-hydro plants on smaller secondary streams.

Under the Long Term Program of Building Small Hydroelectric Power Staons

2008 -2020 however it is intended to increase the power generated in this way

to 118 MW.

The majority of these mini-hydro plants provide electricity to local communies

and are not connected to the countrys transmission network.

There are currently two thermal generaon combined-heat-and-power

plants in Tajikistan. One located in Dushanbe, with an installed capacity of

198 MW, and another located in Yavan, with an installed capacity of 120

MW. Both use natural gas as a primary source of fuel supplemented, when

necessary, by the use of mazout (a type of fuel oil).

The countrys rivers provide considerable potenal

for mini-hydro plants to supply electricity mainly

to rural communies.

MINI HYDROPOWER

THERMAL GENERATION


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Tajikistans transmission system consists of transmission lines at three

dierent voltage levels, 500 kV, 220 kV and 110 kV.

At present, it includes approximately 550 km of 500 kV lines, 1,175 km of

220 kV lines and 2,985 km of 110 kV lines.

The transmission system has three substaons at 500 kV, 23 substaons at

220 kV and 154 substaons at 110 kV.

The 500 kV transmission lines include a double circuit between the NurekHPP and Regar substaon, a single circuit between the Regar and Dushanbe

substaons as well as a single circuit between the Dushanbe and the Sughd

substaons.

Tajikistans transmission system is connected to Kyrgyzstan through a 53

km 220 kV transmission line from the Kanibadam substaon in Tajikistan

to the Aigul-Tash substaon in Kyrgyzstan and to Afghanistan through

a 220 kV double circuit transmission line from Sangtuda in Tajikistan toPul-e-Khumri in Afghanistan.

These interconnecons allow Tajikistan to import and export electricity

to/from its neighbours with net exports of 516 GWhs during 2012. The

development of the countrys hydro-power potenal will however lead

to considerable increases in its electricity exports.

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan are pursuing the

development of electricity trading arrangements through theestablishment of the Central Asia - South Asia Regional Electricity

Market (CASAREM).

One of the key components of this iniave is the proposed development

of a cross-border electrical interconnecon linking the four countries to

transfer surplus power from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, southwards to

Afghanistan, and ulmately Pakistan.

TRANSMISSION SYSTEM TRANSMISSION INTERCONNECTIONS

CENTRAL ASIA SOUTH ASIA ELECTRICITY

TRANSMISSION PROJECT (CASA 1000):


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The rst phase of establishing the CASAREM is to develop the

necessary transmission and trading infrastructure and systems to

enable a trade capacity of 1,000 to 1,300 MW of electricity between

Central Asia and South Asia otherwise known as the CASA-1000Project.

The major share of power will be used by Pakistan, while a relavely

smaller quanty of power (up to 300 MW) will be imported by

Afghanistan.

The HVAC transmission line route commences at the Datka substaon

in Kyrgyzstan and terminates at Khujand substaon in Tajikistan. The

HVDC converter staons are located at Sangtuda-1 (1,300 MW),

Kabul (300 MW) and Peshawar (1,300 MW)

The length of the transmission line route is:

450 km - 500 kV HVAC transmission line between Kyrgyzstan

(430 km) and Tajikistan (20 km)

750 km - 500 kV HVDC transmission line between Tajikistan (117

km) through Afghanistan (562 km) to Pakistan (71 km)

HVDC converter staons at Sangtuda-1 (1,300 MW), Kabul (300

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The following oil and gas companies are operang in Tajikistan:

Swiss-Tajik JV Somon Oil

SUE Naugaz va angishtJV Petroleum Sugd

OJSC Gazprom

CJSC Khasan K

LLC Shokhon

LLC Salosa

Producon sharing agreements have also been signed between the

Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the following companies:

Kulob Petrolium Limited

Somon Oil

Agreements between the Government of the Republic of

Tajikistan and OJSC Gazprom on the general principles of

geological exploraon of the depths of oil and gas reserves

in prospecve areas of the Republic of Tajikistan have also

been signed.

OIL AND GAS


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Reserves of oil and gas are esmated to be 1,033.76 million tons of

condional fuel including:

oil 117.6 million tons including:

in the North 39.7 million tons

in the South 77.9 million tons

gas 857.4 billion m3, including

in the North 51 billion m3

in the South 806.4 billion m3

Geological seismic surveys were carried out at prospecve areas in the

volume:

1. CMP (common midpoint) 2D 2,230.4 running km2. CMP (common midpoint) 3D 338.5 km2

3. Gravimetric analysis 806 km2

4. Metric gradient, aerospace researches/exploraons 15,272.7 running

km

5. Implemented borings 25,747 m

FORECAST OIL AND GAS RESERVES


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There are signicant coal reserves of varying quality in the Republic of

Tajikistan: from the brown coal of Shurab to unique ultrapure anthracite

located in various areas of Nazar-Aylok.

These reserves mean that there is not only enough coal to supply both fueland the energy sector for decades to come, but also enough to establish a

chemical manufacturing industry.

Coal Reserves in the Republic of Tajikistan

COAL

5000

4000

3000

2000

1000

0

Coal

Coal Reserves 320,357

408,147Assessed Reserves

3638,0Forecast Reserves

mil.tons

100%

83,4%9,3%7,3%

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Industry of the Republic of Tajikistan is diversied over more than 90 types

of producon.

Following the transion of the Republican economy to a market economy

and the privasaon of state property a number of enterprises have beenchanged into joint stock companies, private companies and joint ventures

with foreign capital.

Tajikistan has the largest deposits of silver, gold, iron, lead, anmony,

coal, common salt and precious stones in Central Asia and the CIS. These

resources provide sucient raw materials for mining, metal, chemical,

building and other industries.

Tajikistans Industry Development Concept sets out priority direconsfor the development of those branches of industry that meet the countrys

internal demand for essenal industrial goods and services and most

eciently use the countrys natural resources, raw materials, hydro-energy

and labour resources - thus promong a transion from the export of raw

materials to the producon and export of high quality goods and import-

substung products.

The Order of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan #175 dated 21

April 2012 On approval of the Plan for creaon of industrial enterprises

in the Republic of Tajikistan for 2012-2013 spulates the establishment

of 200 small and medium-sized enterprises in 2012 and an addional 124in 2013 resulng in a total of 324 enterprises creang 17,791 workplaces.

INDUSTRY OF TAJIKISTAN


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A wealth of mineral and agricultural raw material resources and a favourable

climate make Tajikistans prospects for industry aracve to foreign

investors.

Tajikistans legislave framework complies with internaonal normave

and legal acts which protect investors; facilitate mutually benecial and

eecve cooperaon and supports the countrys open-door and open

economic policy.

This has facilitated the development of integraon processes in the industry

of the republic with regard to mutual goods exchange, producon, technicaland technological acvies, as well as cooperaon of producon relaons

between enterprises both inside and outside the country.

The Ministry of Energy and Industry of the Republic of Tajikistan implements

many signed agreements on cooperaon and partnership with various

industries throughout the world.

PRIORITIES AND ATTRACTIVENESS

OF TAJIKISTANS INDUSTRY

The strategic goal of Tajikistans industrial policy is the producon of

nished products using the countrys own natural resources.

The measures pertaining to the achievement of Tajikistans strategic

industrial goals are specied in the 10 sector Programmes of theGovernment of the Republic of Tajikistan, which are:

Complete processing of ginned coon produced in the Republic of

Tajikistan for the period up to 2015;

Development of light industry of the Republic of Tajikistan for 2006-

2015;

Complete processing of cale-breeding materials (leather and wool)

to 2015;

Producon of childrens clothing in the Republic of Tajikistan unl

2015;

Reprocessing and output of

nished products from virgin

aluminium in 2007-2015;

Development of jewellery,

precious and colour stones industry

in 2009-2015;

Development of producon of

construcon materials ll 2015.


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Mechanical engineering is the catalyst for scienc-technical progress and

underpins producon in almost all industrial sectors of an economy.

At present there are 90 operaonal enterprises in the industry. 34

enterprises specialise in the producon of farm machinery: assembling oftractors, tractor spare parts etc., and the producon of non-standard units

and details for locomoves, aluminium plant, irrigaon construcons,

as well as various types of cables, transformers, chemical products and

consumer goods.

39 enterprises produce various building members and construcons

(bars, girders etc.), 3 enterprises produce energy ecient lamps and 14

enterprises produce plasc products, e.g. windows, doors, pipes of various

diameter, plasc boles, etc.

An iron-and-steel works is currently being constructed in Hisor districtwhich will use scrap and waste ferrous metal for the producon of metal

construcon products (reinforcement, angle bars, wires, etc.).

The design capacity of the rst stage of the works is 150,000 tons of metal

products every year.

Following the commissioning of all the producon capacies supported

by Shokadambulok iron ore deposit in Sogd region, the volume of metal

products outpued will increase to 400,000 tons a year. For the rst me

in the Republic of Tajikistan and in the region; steel and steel products will

be produced.

In Yavan district a cryolite plant is under construcon which will be supplied

by local uorite deposits in Takob with a capacity of:

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

aluminium uoride - 18,000 tons per year

cryolite 12,000 tons per year

sulphuric acid 100,000 tons per year

According to the Order of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan

#175 dated 21 April 2012, 16 new producons will be created in the

industry in 2012-2013 while the range of products is expected to be

increased toward 2015.


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The mining industry includes the extracon and processing of mineral

resources such as zinc, lead, anmony, quicksilver, fel uorspar, tungsten

and molybdenum, as well as the development of black coal, oil and gas, rock

salt, rare and precious metals, loose elements, precious, semiprecious andtrim stones, building materials and mining chemical feedstock.

More than 600 deposits are currently being explored of which more than

100 are currently operaonal and producing more than 50 types of raw

materials and coal. In 1991-2011 nine new mining enterprises and six

jewellery enterprises were established.

Currently, at LLC mining and processing works Anzob construcon is

taking place of a new iron and steel shop for the nal processing of local raw

materials and there are plans over the coming years for a new facility at the

Adrasman works which will allow the producon of zinc concentrate and

silver to recommence. The design and creaon of a new manufacturing entyon the Konimansuri Kalon metalliferous deposits will also be completed.

Construcon of a gold rening enterprise with a capacity of 5 tons per year

was completed in 2012 and the construcon of a copper casng enterprise

with a capacity of 5,000 tons per year will be started by 2015.

Tajikistans main gold producers are

LLC JV Zarafshon,

LLC JV Aprelevka,

GSKP Tilloi Tojik,

Gold Diggers Teams Odina and Pamir,

LLC JV Tacom Gold,

OSKP Ganj.

MINING INDUSTRY

The recommencement of the extracon of gold at Chore, Skalnoe,

Pakrut, Duobai Sharqi and other mines will facilitate an increase in

industrial gold producon. This programme also covers the creaon of

10 jewellery and stone development enterprises by 2015.In accordance with the Order of the Government of the Republic of

Tajikistan #175 dated 21 April 2012 18 new enterprises in the mining

industry are expected to be created between 2012-2013.


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Tajikistan is the world leader in non-metallic raw material reserves for the

producon of construcon materials. More than 400 deposits represenng

30 dierent types of raw materials for the development of industry

construcon materials have been discovered.In the 1990s only 30 enterprises involved in the producon of construcon

materials were operaonal but by 2012 this had increased to 167. At present,

construcon materials using local raw materials are produced by a mixture

of 8 small and large cement plants, 83 brick-making plants, 62 enterprises

for the producon of non-metallic products, 6 stone-working enterprises, 6

small enterprises producing lime, gypsum and others.

Cement plant LLC Huaxin Gaur Cement with an annual capacity of over

1 million tons has been completed in Yavan district while an addional 2

plants, each with a capacity of 1 million tons of cement, will be constructed

in Dangara and Shaartuz districts over the coming years.

In addion, small cement plants with an annual capacity of 50,000 tons will

be constructed in Vahdat city LLC Vahdat Hualing and in Vanj district.

Producon capacity of LLC Sughd cement will be increased to 1 million

tons of cement per year.

According to the Order of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan #175

dated 21 April 2012, 55 new enterprises producing cement, bricks, building

glass, facing materials, stone-working plants and others are expected to be

created between 2012 - 2013.

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS INDUSTRY


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Light industry comprises numerous industries the largest of which are as

follows: texle 24 enterprises with a total processing capacity of 75,000

tons of ginned coon; 74 clothing enterprises, 4 enterprises for processing

silk worm and 1 factory for the producon of silk cloths, 11 enterprises witha processing capacity of 2,200,000 pieces of hides and 700 tons of wool; 3

leather and foot-wear enterprises.

Llight industry also includes the carpet factory LLC Kolinhoi Kayrakkum,

6 enterprises on furniture manufacturing such as LLC Intermebel, LLC

Europlast, LLC Imperia, LLC Tajikmebel, as well as enterprises OJSC

Nasa and LLC Navruz producing hosiery.

Over the last 3 years 50 new middle-size and large enterprises have been

created including Hima Texle in Yavan (processing of 4,000 tons of ginned

coon), Spitamen Texle (processing of 3,500 tons of ginned coon), LLC

Resandai Khatlon (Bohtar district), Toj-Ros Tex under LLC Texle, LLCFares, CJSC Olim Texle and LLC Niku Khujand (processing capacity

is 1,200-2,500 tons of coon), Yokut Dushanbe city, texle and clothing

manufacturing in the cies of Nurek, Dangara, Khorog and others.

According to the programmes being implemented in the light industry sector

15 coon processing enterprises with a nal product output are expected to

be constructed by 2022.

According to the Order of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan #

175 dated 21 April 2012, 62 new enterprises, mainly for the producon of

clothing for schoolchildren, processing of leather and wool, complete cycleof processing ginned coon and the processing of silkworms will be created

in the industry between 2012 - 2013.

LIGHT INDUSTRY


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Ministry of Energy and Industry22 Rudaki Avenue, Dushanbe 734012

Tel: (+992 37) 221-69-97/221-88-89

Fax: (+992 37) 221-82-81

E-mail: [email protected]

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