The volume of trade turnover of Tajikistan with the CIS countries reached 4.12 billion dollars. In the first nine months of 2026, the volume of trade between Tajikistan and the CIS countries amounted to 4.12 billion dollars, reflecting 38.7% of the country's total foreign trade turnover. The annual increase was 20.9 percent, or about 712 million dollars. In the first nine months, the volume of foreign economic currencies in the country amounted to 10.65 billion dollars, which is 35.6% more than last year. At the same time, exports and imports from non-CIS countries grew even faster - by 46.8% and reached 6.53 billion dollars, or 61.3% of the total volume. Tajikistan's foreign trade deficit in relation to the CIS reached $3.25 billion. At the same time, imports from the Commonwealth of Nations were estimated at approximately 2.8 billion dollars, while exports amounted to only 330 million. The most significant partners are Russia and Kazakhstan. At the end of seven months, turnover with Moscow amounted to 1.51 billion dollars, of which 1.42 billion were imports from the Russian Federation, and 96.7 million were supplies there. The trade turnover with Kazakhstan reached 889.6 million dollars. The trade exchange with Uzbekistan amounted to 420.6 million dollars, showing an increase of 12.9%. The increase in imports was due to purchases of vehicles (1.8 times, up to $1.43 billion), engineering products and equipment (+45.6%, up to $1.31 billion), non-ferrous metals (+51.4%, up to $1.01 billion). The export structure is dominated by mineral products ($821.5 million, +43.8%) and precious stones and metals ($521.3 million, +56.7%). During the first three quarters, Tajikistan's external trade balance decreased by 6.31 billion dollars, which is 50.6% more than the previous data. The party cooperated with partners from 129 countries, of which 119 are located far beyond the borders of the former Soviet Union, and another 10 CIS countries.

The volume of trade turnover of Tajikistan with the CIS countries reached 4.12 billion dollars. In the first nine months of 2026, the volume of trade between Tajikistan and the CIS countries amounted to 4.12 billion dollars, reflecting 38.7% of the country's total foreign trade turnover. The annual increase was 20.9 percent, or about 712 million dollars. In the first nine months, the volume of foreign economic currencies in the country amounted to 10.65 billion dollars, which is 35.6% more than last year. At the same time, exports and imports from non-CIS countries grew even faster - by 46.8% and reached 6.53 billion dollars, or 61.3% of the total volume. Tajikistan's foreign trade deficit in relation to the CIS reached $3.25 billion. At the same time, imports from the Commonwealth of Nations were estimated at approximately 2.8 billion dollars, while exports amounted to only 330 million. The most significant partners are Russia and Kazakhstan. At the end of seven months, turnover with Moscow amounted to 1.51 billion dollars, of which 1.42 billion were imports from the Russian Federation, and 96.7 million were supplies there. The trade turnover with Kazakhstan reached 889.6 million dollars. The trade exchange with Uzbekistan amounted to 420.6 million dollars, showing an increase of 12.9%. The increase in imports was due to purchases of vehicles (1.8 times, up to $1.43 billion), engineering products and equipment (+45.6%, up to $1.31 billion), non-ferrous metals (+51.4%, up to $1.01 billion). The export structure is dominated by mineral products ($821.5 million, +43.8%) and precious stones and metals ($521.3 million, +56.7%). During the first three quarters, Tajikistan's external trade balance decreased by 6.31 billion dollars, which is 50.6% more than the previous data. The party cooperated with partners from 129 countries, of which 119 are located far beyond the borders of the former Soviet Union, and another 10 CIS countries.