DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, December 5. The Eurasian
Development Bank (EDB) and Tajikistan’s Arvand Bank CJSC have
signed a Loan Agreement to open a $5 million credit score line aimed toward
increasing entry to monetary sources for the inhabitants and
entrepreneurs, Trend
studies, citing the EDB.
The settlement was signed by Ruslan Dalenov, Deputy Chairman of
the EDB Management Board, and Shoira Sodikova, Chairperson of
Arvand Bank.
The mission goals to reinforce entry to finance for
microbusinesses working in key sectors of Tajikistan’s economic system,
together with manufacturing, agriculture, providers, and commerce.
Supporting micro-entrepreneurs is pivotal for fostering job
creation, growing incomes, and bolstering financial resilience
throughout the nation’s areas.
EDB financing will empower Arvand Bank to:
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Broaden its portfolio of microfinance merchandise;
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Expand lending to small and microbusinesses in each city and
rural areas; -
Assist entrepreneurs in creating initiatives in manufacturing,
commerce, and agriculture.
The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) is a multilateral
improvement establishment that operates all through the Eurasian
area. As of July 2025, the Bank’s cumulative mission portfolio
consists of 319 initiatives with a complete worth of $19.1 billion. The
majority of EDB-financed initiatives deal with regional integration,
with emphasis on transport infrastructure, digital techniques, inexperienced
vitality, agriculture, business, and mechanical engineering. In its
operations, the Bank adheres to the United Nations Sustainable
Development Goals and the ideas of Environmental, Social, and
Governance (ESG) requirements.
