2025-6-20 09:15 |
After years of public frustration over slow speeds and high prices, Tajikistan’s internet sector may finally be showing signs of improvement. Promises made earlier this year by the new Head of the Communications Service under the Government of Tajikistan, Isfandiyor Sadullo, appear to be translating into tangible changes.
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Tajikistan has established its first National Internet Exchange Point (IXP), named TJ-IX (Tajikistan Internet Exchange), based at the state-owned company Tojiktelekom. The project was reportedly implemented with the support of the Communications Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. asiaplustj.info »
2025-05-23 12:31
In 2024, mobile service tariffs in Tajikistan increased once again, sparking public dissatisfaction. Many users believe that both the previous and current prices do not match the quality of services. asiaplustj.info »
2025-01-30 13:48
Tajikistan is ranked 121st out of 155 countries in the Speedtest Global Index for fixed (wired) internet speeds during the period from September to November 2024. The average download speed in Tajikistan was 30. asiaplustj.info »
2025-01-15 08:31
Thanks to the use of digital technologies in agriculture, almost landless Israel feeds half the world, and fertile Tajikistan receives small income from land use. Today, only 2% of agricultural producers use digital technologies. asiaplustj.info »
2024-08-30 09:10
Tajikistan routinely ranks toward the bottom of international standings in terms of mobile Internet offered by domestic Internet service providers (ISPs). The Mobile Data Affordability Index by Broadband Genie ranks Tajikistan 163rd among 179 countries in terms of access to mobile Internet. asiaplustj.info »
2024-04-16 13:37
Tajikistan has worsened again its position in the rankings for Internet speed and cost. Speedtest Global Index ranks Tajikistan 139th among 145 countries in terms of Internet speed. As of August 1, 2023, Tajikistan has reportedly had average download speed of 9.61 Mb/s and upload speed of 5.71 Mb/s. asiaplustj.info »
2023-10-06 11:17
The Tajik communications service agency has prepared a draft law "On Telecommunications Law" in a new edition. Its authors say the law will contribute to ensuring the national budget revenues through collection of fees from the telecommunications sector. asiaplustj.info »
2023-06-07 15:04
Tajikistan routinely ranks toward the bottom of international standings in terms of Internet speed and prices offered by Internet service providers (ISPs). Mobile Internet As of December 2022, the Speedtest Global Index ranks Tajikistan 137th among 141 nations in terms of mobile Internet speed. asiaplustj.info »
2023-02-10 12:58
Tpo10VPN.com says internet shutdowns that took place in Tajikistan last year have cost the country at 2.1 million U.S. dollars. In 2022, Internet shutdowns in Tajikistan reportedly lasted 936 hours (39 days) and more than 78,000 residents of the country have suffered from this. asiaplustj.info »
2023-01-11 10:02
There may be a promising development in the offing for Tajikistan’s long-beleaguered internet users and the rumor is that all it took for it to happen was the president experiencing embarrassing connection trouble on a recent conference call, Eurasianet reported on February 3. asiaplustj.info »
2022-02-04 09:38
CABAR.asia says Tajikistan ranks third in the region, overtaking Uzbekistan in terms of mobile penetration – 10.14 million SIM cards per 9.64 million population, which is 105.2 percent. In other aspects of the telecommunications sector, Tajikistan, along with Turkmenistan, is often in the last positions in Central Asia and in the world. asiaplustj.info »
2021-10-26 12:09
In a report released at a news conference in Dushanbe, the deputy head of the communications service agency, Ilhomjon Atoyev, said on July 12 that Internet speed is improving in Tajikistan from year to year. asiaplustj.info »
2021-07-13 07:39
Tajikistan’s communications service agency says it has no way to lower Internet prices. Local experts, however, consider that the Internet prices could be lowered several times, there would be a desire. asiaplustj.info »
2020-07-20 14:51
Gulanor Atobek, the chairwoman of Alif Bank, skillfully manages not only a large financial institution but also her time, family, and personal interests. Her journey from a young student to a leader in the banking sector is full of bold decisions and perseverance.
ДУШАНБЕ, 04.12.2025 /НИАТ «Ховар»/. Круглый стол, посвященный официальному запуску проекта «Комплексные услуги для матери и ребенка» (дополнительное финансирование) состоялся в Душанбе, сообщили в Министерстве здравоохранения и социальной защиты населения страны.
ДУШАНБЕ, 04.12.2025 /НИАТ «Ховар»/. Впервые в стране успешно проведена эмболизация селезеночной артерии пациенту, перенесшему трансплантацию печени. Об этом НИАТ «Ховар» сообщили в пресс-центре Министерства здравоохранения и социальной защиты населения Республики Таджикистан.
A new project called "QR Guide" will be launched in Dushanbe, allowing visitors and locals to access information about the city's cultural, historical, and tourist sites. The initiative, introduced by the Dushanbe city administration, will see QR code signs placed at key sites, providing detailed information in Tajik, Russian, and English.
По инициативе мэрии Душанбе, культурные, исторические и туристические объекты столицы будут оснащаться табличками «QR-гид». Благодаря им местные жители и туристы смогут получать информацию о каждом объекте на таджикском, русском и английском языках, сообщает Департамент развития туризма исполнительного органа государственной власти Душанбе .
Residents of the Hayoti Nav settlement in Hisor district of Tajikistan, all of whom are visually impaired, are once again facing the problem of electricity cuts. A group of blind individuals contacted Asia-Plus to report that their homes have been left without power, and there is no heating system.
Tajikistan is home to over 170,000 people with disabilities, making up 1.59% of the country's total population of 10.7 million, the lowest percentage among post-Soviet states.