Tajikistan pit storage

What is the raw material orientation of the mining sector of Tajikistan?

Hence, the raw material orientation of the mining sector of Tajikistan was predetermined. Mineral resources are the basis for the development of the economy of any country; they determine the economic potential, the development and location of productive forces, and the use of labor resources. Explored mineral reserves are part of national wealth.

Where are the lead-zinc and polymetallic deposits located in Tajikistan?

Of the 20 deposits and signs of lead and zinc studied in the territory of the republic, 19 lead-zinc and polymetallic deposits are located within the Karamazar mining region, only the Mirkhant deposit is located in Central Tajikistan.

What is happening in the mining and geological sector in Tajikistan?

In Tajikistan, in the mining and geological sector, since 2005, significant actions have been taking place, both from the Main Department of Geology under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, and cooperation with the international organizations in with the Geological Department of Tajikistan.

What is royalty for mining in Tajikistan?

The royalty for mining is a tax paid by the subsoil user separately for each type of minerals mined in the Republic of Tajikistan, regardless of whether they were delivered (shipped) to buyers (recipients) or used for their own needs.

What are the natural resources of Tajikistan?

Tajikistan’s key natural resources include petroleum, gold, uranium, silver, tungsten, zinc and lead. The country also has natural gas, oil and coal reserves and more than 400 mineral deposits. In 2010, the country experienced an increase in its production of coal, gold, natural gas and cement.

Where is Tajikistan located?

Tajikistan, with a total population of 7,768,385 as of July 2012, is located in Central Asia, to the west of China, and south of Kyrgyzstan. The country mostly has a midlatitude continental climate and covers a total area of 143,100 km 2. The national flag of Tajikistan. Image Credit: CIA Factbook.