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2.73. (...) At the same time, to improve energy supply, prevent energy losses and reduce energy consumption, and with the support of development partners, a pilot billing system has been introduced in one of the most densely populated cities in the country and work has begun to replicate this system in other large cities in the country.

2.74. To improve electricity supply to the industrial sector and the population and to export surpluses, large hydropower facilities (such as Rogun, Sangtuda-1 and Sangtuda-2), (...) were constructed and commissioned (...).

2.75. It should be noted that Rogun HPP with a capacity of 3,600 MW, a height of 335 meters, with a rock-filled dam and underground infrastructure, is a unique project in the world. Two units of Rogun hydropower plant were officially launched on 16 November 2018 and 9 September 2019, (...).

2.96. The Republic of Tajikistan with its ancient history, rich culture, historical monuments, incomparable nature, high mountains with peaks of 7,495 meters above sea level, pure waters, rare lakes such as Lake Sarez and Fedchenko Glacier, environmentally friendly climate, fresh fruits and vegetables, rare species such as the Marco Polo sheep, the snow leopard and the musk ox, has great potential for tourism. (...).

7.2. To achieve [the ultimate goal of Tajikistan's long-term development is to raise standard of living of the country's population], the following strategic goals had been identified for the next 15 years: 1. Ensuring energy security and efficient use of electricity; (...).

7.3. The economic policy within the NDS-2030 focuses on reducing the vulnerability of the country's economy from potential external risks, (...) ensuring (...) sustainable access to energy resources (...).

7.4. In this regard, the rational use of human and natural capital , and strengthening institutional capacity development towards increased efficiency, diversification and competitiveness of the national economy, would define the future industrial development and provide a transition from agrarian-industrial to industrial-agrarian economy.

7.5. Priorities would be given to (...) Strengthening social protection, ensuring access to safe food, improving quality of water, sanitation (...) as well as environmental sustainability issues, would be considered as important directions in the actions of legislative, executive and judicial institutions.

7.6. Huge hydropower potential, clean water, favourable land and climate, flora, significant labour resources, rich reserves of mineral resources create opportunities for the development of export oriented industries, the creation of modern sectors of mining and manufacturing, non-ferrous and ferrous metallurgy, environmentally friendly agro-industrial complex.

7.8. Further development of hydropower capacity and implementation of regional transport and communication projects would allow Tajikistan to become a regional leader in the production and transit of cheap and clean energy, to expand the transit potential of the country.