On September 24, 2026, a Financial Literacy Festival was held at the Palace of Culture in the Tajikabad District in accordance with the Action Plan for the 2026–2030 Public Financial Literacy Program.
The festival featured a financial literacy forum and an exhibition of financial services. Participants included representatives from the National Bank of Tajikistan, district executive bodies, credit and insurance organizations, and target groups from the local population.
The financial literacy forum opened with remarks by Faqerzoda Qadriddin, Head of the Tajikabad District, and Hakimzoda Abdurrahmon, Head of Financial Services Consumer Rights Protection Management of the National Bank of Tajikistan. Presentations covered the importance of public financial education and building trust in the banking and insurance sectors; the measures being taken by the National Bank in this regard; and the key areas of implementation for the 2026–2030 Public Financial Literacy Improving Program.
Subsequently, specialists from the National Bank of Tajikistan and credit financial institutions delivered presentations on topics such as "Online fraud and prevention methods," "Cashless payments and their safe use," "Health and life insurance," and "Family budget planning and the importance of savings."
A financial literacy contest was also held as part of the forum, with winners and active participants receiving commemorative gifts. It is worth noting that the event engaged various target groups, including labor migrants, women, youth, school students, teachers of "Fundamentals of Economics," and students from local secondary vocational institutions.
Elsewhere at the festival—in the square near the district Palace of Culture—an exhibition of financial services took place. 18 credit and financial institutions and 7 insurance companies showcased their products and services. In total, over 1,200 people participated in the "Financial Literacy" festival in the Tajikabad district.
It should be noted that such events help raise the population's level of knowledge and financial literacy, protect the rights of financial service consumers, promote the responsible and safe use of financial services, and foster healthy competition while improving the quality of these services.
Press Division
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25.09.2026
