Tajikistan Showcases Tourism and Crafts in Nanjing Cultural Event

Tajikistan presented its tourism opportunities and cultural heritage at the "Jiangsu, Central Asia 2026" cultural week held in Nanjing, China. The event, which ran from June 26 to 28, aimed to foster cooperation between China and Central Asian countries in the tourism sector.

An official delegation from Tajikistan, led by Ziyodullo Salimzoda, deputy chairman of the Committee for Tourism Development, participated in the event. The Tajik booth, decorated in a national style with traditional patterns and ornaments, displayed photographs of the country's nature, folk crafts, and national clothing. It also featured handmade items, paintings, and souvenirs crafted from Tajikistan's precious and semi-precious stones, attracting significant visitor attention.

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The importance of developing cooperation between China and Central Asian countries in the field of tourism.

During the cultural week, themed "Melody of the Silk Road, a cultural journey from Jiangsu Province to Central Asia," Tajikistan emphasized the importance of developing a unified tourist space and joint routes. Salimzoda highlighted the significance of the "Great Silk Road" brand for the region. The event served as a platform to promote Tajikistan's rich cultural traditions and its potential as a tourist destination along the historic Silk Road route.

As a follow-up, the Tajik delegation extended an invitation to the Dushanbe International Tourism Exhibition (DITE-2026), scheduled for September 24-26, 2026, in Dushanbe. Organizers believe such events are crucial for attracting foreign tourists and developing international cooperation in the tourism industry.

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The role of the “Great Silk Road” brand for Central Asian countries.