Under this MoU, both parties have committed to collaboratively working on the framework definition, legislative impacts, and operational aspects of the project.

The project, titled ‘Satellite-based Electronic Tolling and Enforcement System Including Operational Services in the Territory of Tajikistan’, was signed in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.

Minister of transport of the Republic of Tajikistan, Azim Ibrohim, said: “A fundamental premise for developing transportation infrastructure is securing financial resources for the ongoing maintenance and restoration of roads, bridges, and other structures.

“These investments will not only transform Tajikistan’s infrastructure but also bring significant benefits to the entire region.”

The ministry of transport of Tajikistan will be responsible for providing the necessary land, approvals, and governmental support, including legislative adjustments. Both parties have agreed to cover their respective costs associated with the implementation of the MoU.

Chief strategy and business development officer at SkyToll, Peter Polakovič, said: “SkyToll is fully committed to developing a sustainable business plan and arranging project financing.

“With a wealth of knowledge, 15 years of experience, and strong capital base, we are prepared to establish strong partnership aimed at setting new standards in transportation technology and supporting the development of modern infrastructure.”