Tajikistan Deploys Unified Online Property Registration System To Secure Asset Rights - Enterprise Director

(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) BAKU, Azerbaijan, May 21. Tajikistan has successfully instituted a centralized, unified online property registration network engineered to safeguard private asset rights and establish structural transparency across the national real estate marketplace, said Bobojon Gulzoda, Director of the State Unitary Enterprise (SUE) "Registration of Immovable Property" of Tajikistan, Trend reports.

He made the remark during a panel discussion titled "Fair Property Taxation as a Driver of Sustainable Urban Development," held within the framework of the 13th session of the World Urban Forum (WUF13) in Baku.

According to him, the State Unitary Enterprise "Registration of Immovable Property" was originally established under an executive decree by the government of Tajikistan dated March 2, 2017, while operational deployment of registration procedures utilizing modernized methodologies officially commenced in January 2016.

Gulzoda noted that state engineers initially rolled out pilot administrative zones to test the framework, after which the architecture underwent comprehensive national deployment in strict compliance with the statutory law of the Republic of Tajikistan "On State Registration of Immovable Property."

He emphasized that following a meticulous review of international best practices-incorporating the specialized administrative workflows of Belarusian land management agencies-Tajikistan successfully developed its proprietary electronic property registration platform between 2015 and 2016.

"Subsequently, in February 2025, our agency commissioned a completely upgraded information network for registering immovable property. Within this refreshed digital architecture, engineers successfully eliminated the operational structural deficiencies of the legacy system while integrating entirely new specialized modules to manage technical inventories and land management files," Gulzoda reported.

According to the director, all regional subsidiary branches now maintain continuous data links to a centralized server network, operating seamlessly via a real-time online "Single Window" administrative layout.

He pointed out that the platform yields vital macroeconomic utility by guaranteeing the legal protection of property titles, facilitating secure notary transactions, streamline collateral verification for commercial bank financing, and driving market transparency alongside highly efficient municipal tax collection workflows.

Gulzoda concurrently announced that building upon this primary digital framework, the state enterprise has engineered unified personnel and financial management sub-systems, which currently undergo active deployment in a test-bed phase.

"Furthermore, our technical teams are aggressively compiling a comprehensive digital repository. Textual records and historical paper registries preserved since the Soviet era are undergoing systematic data entry into our centralized master database," the director concluded.

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