BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 9. Tajik President
Emomali Rahmon called for further development of multifaceted
cooperation within the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS),
with particular emphasis on economic cooperation, digitalization,
innovation and renewable energy.
According to the press service of the Tajik president, Emomali
Rahmon made the statement at a meeting of the CIS Council of Heads
of State held on October 9 in the Avaza region of Turkmenistan.
The head of state emphasized the importance of developing
technological cooperation, introducing innovations, digital
solutions and artificial intelligence, promoting the green economy,
and implementing specific renewable energy projects.
“Supporting the decisions adopted at this meeting, the President
of Tajikistan noted that the country consistently advocates
continued multifaceted and constructive cooperation within the
CIS,” the press service said.
Emomali Rahmon also highlighted the need to further develop
transport connectivity, expand trade, economic, investment and
industrial cooperation, and strengthen cooperation in security.
Particular attention was given to Tajikistan’s initiative to
declare 2027–2036 the International Decade for Strengthening Peace
for the Sake of Future Generations. According to Emomali Rahmon, an
international high-level conference dedicated to the official
launch of the Decade is planned for June 2027 in Dushanbe, in
cooperation with the United Nations (UN) and other international
partners.
Emomali Rahmon expressed confidence that the active
participation of CIS countries in the conference and in
implementing the objectives of the Decade would demonstrate
solidarity among the Commonwealth states.
The meeting of the CIS Council of Heads of State is being held
on October 9 in the Avaza National Tourist Zone on Turkmenistan’s
Caspian coast, near the city of Turkmenbashi, under the
chairmanship of Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedov. The event
is dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the establishment of the
Commonwealth of Independent States and is a key event during
Turkmenistan’s CIS chairmanship in 2026.
