There are many large organizations that have their own trade networks and supply systems. These organizations are not interested in privatizing their facilities. For example, Tajik rail road owns a number of trading facilities, consisting of shops, cafeteria, canteens, service centers. Some, but very few of these objects were offered at auctions. Despite repeated requests of GKI, management of rail road does not prepare and submit documentation for de-nationalization of these objects.
Privatization is an essential element for transition to market economy.
If the process is hindered and slowed down then the remains of state property will gradually disintegrate. That is why, intensive development of private sector is so important. On the other hand, it is becoming clear that economy of Tajikistan cannot be revived without foreign capital. Little by little, foreign investors show more interest towards our country. For example, Aga Khan Foundation expressed desire to take part in privatization of cotton ginning plants.