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Authorities stated that internet speed in Tajikistan has increased fivefold
The head of the Communications Service under the Government of Tajikistan, Isfandiyor Sa’dulloev, stated that the average mobile internet speed in the country has significantly increased compared to 2025. According to him, if at the beginning of 2025 the average mobile internet speed was 7.2 Mbps, currently this figure has reached 35.4 Mbps. The fixed […]
The head of the Communications Service under the Government of Tajikistan, Isfandiyor Sa’dulloev, stated that the average mobile internet speed in the country has significantly increased compared to 2025. According to him, if at the beginning of 2025 the average mobile internet speed was 7.2 Mbps, currently this figure has reached 35.4 Mbps. The fixed internet speed has also reached 48.71 Mbps, and it is expected to reach 100 Mbps in the next two years.
During a press conference, Sa’dulloev also reported that during the reporting period, the satellite internet service Starlink officially began operations in Tajikistan. He stated that this initiative could improve access to the internet for residents of remote areas and mountainous regions and contribute to the development of the country’s digital infrastructure.
A representative of the communications service also reported that the total number of internet users in Tajikistan has reached 8.2 million people, of which 6.1 million are active mobile phone users.
According to official statistics, the number of mobile and fixed-line subscribers in Tajikistan currently stands at 5.5 million people, of which 5.3 million use mobile internet.
Currently, the main internet providers in Tajikistan are 6 mobile operators and 30 providers that offer access to fixed internet.
Although internet speed in the country has slightly improved, many users in Tajikistan still complain about the low quality of internet services, particularly mobile internet. Experts note that the statistical indicators provided by the authorities do not always reflect the real experience of users, especially in remote areas of the country.