In the first half of 2026, the Accounts Chamber of the Republic of Tajikistan conducted 51 audit activities in ministries and government agencies, investment project implementation centers and groups, banks, business entities, and other institutions. These audits uncovered financial irregularities totaling 336 million somoni. Of this amount, 202.8 million somoni has already been recovered. This was announced during a press conference.
The leadership of the Accounts Chamber stated that, based on the audit findings, 27 case files involving 212.1 million somoni were referred to law enforcement and judicial authorities for review and appropriate action.
In addition, to address the identified financial deficiencies and shortcomings, 11 audit conclusions and information letters containing 563 recommendations were submitted to ministries, government agencies, and investment projects. Furthermore, 16 resolutions and orders were adopted, and 30 individuals were subjected to disciplinary measures.
The press conference also emphasized that the Accounts Chamber continues to implement sectoral reforms. In line with the requirements of the International Standards of Supreme Audit Institutions (ISSAI) and international best practices, several methodological documents have been approved, including the “Standard for Conducting Audits of State Programs of the Republic of Tajikistan,” the “Guidelines for Organizing and Conducting Energy Audits,” and the “Guidelines for Conducting Audits of Public Investment Projects.”
