On the afternoon of Tuesday, May 6, a significant investment meeting took place at the headquarters of TajInvest, the state investment agency of Tajikistan, in Dushanbe. The meeting brought together a high-profile nine-member delegation of Iranian-German executives, investors, entrepreneurs, and advisors with the international affairs team of TajInvest.

A Key Opportunity for Dialogue and Economic Cooperation

According to Green Agriculture News, the session served as an invaluable platform for discussion and exchange of expertise on expanding economic collaboration among Iran, Germany, and Tajikistan. The central aim was to explore investment opportunities and develop sustainable partnerships to support Tajikistan’s ongoing development efforts in Central Asia.

Main Topics of Discussion: Unlocking Tajikistan’s Investment Potential

The meeting addressed a comprehensive range of topics related to Tajikistan’s development strategy. Key investment sectors identified during the talks included:

• Infrastructure and civil engineering

• Architecture, urban planning, and interior design

• Tourism and agrotourism

• Medical and wellness tourism

• Urban and rural entrepreneurship

• Transition strategies from a state-controlled to a market-based economy

• Sustainable development practices

• Cultural promotion to enhance tourism and investment

• Modern agriculture and rural innovation

• The investor’s role in regional transformation

Meet the Delegation: Experts Shaping Tajikistan’s Investment Landscape

The Iranian-German delegation was composed of eight seasoned professionals with proven records in finance, urban development, agriculture, healthcare, media, and international law. Here’s an overview of the delegation members:

1. Korosh Pourkian – Head of Delegation, Honorary Consul of Tajikistan in Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg. With over three decades of experience in planning, financing, and executing economic projects across Europe, he also chairs Nowruz Association, fostering cross-cultural and business exchange.

2. Dr. Jerzy Majewski – A financial economist with 25+ years of experience in international banking and project finance. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Hamburg and specializes in financial systems during transitions from centralized to market economies.

3. Dr. Hafiz Sina – A physician with more than 30 years in emergency, family, and intensive care medicine. His expertise is vital for health-sector investment and medical tourism development in Tajikistan.

4. Rudolf Hans Wilhelm Peters – Civil society advocate from Lower Saxony, Germany. With a background in sustainable agriculture, cultural programming, and rural development, Peters aims to forge partnerships between Germany and Tajikistan for rural revitalization.

5. Alexandra Moll – A civil engineer and cultural mediator based in Hamburg, originally of Russian descent. She focuses on civic exchange, youth empowerment, and urban development, all with strong investment implications.

6. Dr. Elnaz Abbasian – Founder and Creative Director of BARSIN Design & Architecture with offices in Tehran and Dubai. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates urban design, tourism infrastructure, and sustainable development — key areas of interest for Tajikistan’s future growth.

7. Dr. Amir – A veteran journalist and media strategist specializing in agricultural economics. Founder of a leading agricultural news agency, he has led major agri-projects and advised multiple Iranian banks. His insights link media, agriculture, and policy with investment opportunities.

8. Dr. Peyman Barati-Darmian – An Iranian-Canadian-American international lawyer licensed in California. Founder of ChosenLawyers.com and ChosenDoctors.com, he is spearheading plans to open modern hospitals in the region, with the first planned for Tajikistan — a key opportunity in health sector investment.

9. Hamid Nakhostin Ahmadi – Founder and CEO of Now Media Group, an international media conglomerate with five TV networks. He presented proposals for Hollywood collaborations and filming international productions in Tajikistan, highlighting the potential of cultural and media tourism investment.

Note: Although the original report mentions an 8-member delegation, nine biographies were provided and included for completeness.

Conclusion: Expanding Economic Horizons in Tajikistan

This constructive dialogue between TajikInvest and the Iranian-German delegation marked a clear intention by all parties to strengthen trilateral economic ties. The detailed exploration of investment avenues, the exchange of specialized knowledge, and the presentation of concrete project ideas opened new doors for sustainable cooperation.

As these discussions continue and their outcomes are pursued, the potential for landmark investment initiatives in Tajikistan is growing. With the combined expertise of Iranian and German professionals and the readiness of Tajik institutions, the path toward meaningful, long-term development partnerships is now clearly set.

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