Tajikistan country profile - BBC News
2011 - Tajikistan settles a century-old border dispute with China by agreeing to cede some land. 2012 - Tajikistan grants Russia 30-year extension on Soviet-era military base seen as bulwark
China’s Rise Reverberates in Tajikistan – The Diplomat
Tajikistan’s President Emomali Rahmon, left, shakes hands with China’s President Xi Jinping during a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Aug. 31, 2017. From 2014, when
Is China a DOTP? : r/AntiDengism - Reddit
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China-Tajikistan: Bilateral Investment and Trade Ties
Tajikistan was one of the first countries to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China on the Silk Road Economic Belt, and China is Tajikistan’s largest source of foreign investment. In 2017, China pledged a RMB 1.5 billion grant (over US$230 million) to build new parliamentary buildings for the Tajik government in Dushanbe.
China’s Security Infrastructure Continues to Grow in Tajikistan
On October 13, the Tajik news site Asia-Plus ran a story citing an “exchange of letters” between China and Tajikistan in which the Chinese side agreed to provide 55 million renminbi (around $8
- Why did China expand its Security Assistance Program in Tajikistan?
- In November 2024, an attack on a Chinese mine near the Afghan border left one Chinese citizen dead and four injured. Besides threatening Chinese workers, these attacks also endangered Chinese investments as well, leading China to expand its security assistance program in the region—especially in Tajikistan.
- Will China Force Tajikistan's government to accept its presence?
- Rather than China forcing Tajikistan’s government to accept its presence, it is often the Tajik side asking for more Chinese support. The SCO, which is dominated by China, has discussed establishing a second regional counterterrorism center (the other having been launched in 2004 in Tashkent).
- How does China help Tajikistan?
- China’s assistance, which has focused on counterterrorism and border security, is particularly helpful to the regime as it seeks to stamp out opposition. In 2016, China’s Ministry of Public Security established a military facility in Tajikistan’s Pamir region.
- Why is China known as the world's factory?
- In addition to its low labor costs, China has become known as “the world’s factory” because of its low wages, strong business ecosystem, relatively lax commercial regulations, low taxes and duties, and competitive currency practices. Here, we review each of these key factors.
- How much money did China spend on Tajikistan's security equipment?
- The PRC Ministry of Public Security gave the Tajik Ministry of Internal Affairs $500,000 in non-lethal equipment in 2011 and $150,000 in clothing in 2015. China has also focused particularly on building facilities for Tajikistan’s security apparatus. The following table (table 2) lists some of the main projects:
- Is China imposing its will on Tajikistan's authoritarian government?
- But China is not simply imposing its will on Tajikistan’s authoritarian government; the Tajik side is shaping the relationship as well, using China to strengthen its regime. China has become a global power, but there is too little debate about how this has happened and what it means.
