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Tajikistan and South Korea sign MoU for AI traffic safety modernization in Dushanbe

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What happened

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The Ministry of Transport of Tajikistan and South Korea’s KUKJE ST Co., Ltd. signed a memorandum of understanding to develop an artificial intelligence-based traffic safety system for major roads in Dushanbe on October 31, 2026. The project includes introducing an intelligent “School Zone” system designed to improve children’s safety by analyzing traffic and alerting staff of dangerous situations. This agreement follows a meeting between Transport Minister Azim Ibrohim and a South Korean delegation.

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Why it matters

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The agreement represents a new foreign investment in Tajikistan’s transport sector, aiming to modernize road safety facilities in the capital. This follows previous cooperation, where five transport projects worth $7 million were launched in Tajikistan with South Korean support between 2025 and 2026.

From trend.az

Who's involved

  • TajikistanThe sovereign state where the transport modernization project will take place.
  • Azim IbrohimThe Tajik politician who signed the memorandum of understanding.
  • Minister of Transport of TajikistanThe ministerial position responsible for overseeing the transport sector in Tajikistan.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • TajikistanSpeculative

    The national transport sector might see increased foreign investment and technology adoption.

  • Minister of Transport of TajikistanSpeculative

    The Ministry of Transport of Tajikistan could secure foreign investment and expand its infrastructure project pipeline.

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