Emomali Rahmon Remotely Inaugurates Seven Facilities Across Tajikistan
Dushanbe, The Gulf Observer: President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation Emomali Rahmon, and Chairman of the Majlisi Milli of the Supreme Assembly and Mayor of Dushanbe Rustam Emomali remotely inaugurated seven facilities in various cities and districts across the country on November 10.
Residential Complex for Internal Affairs Employees
The first facility inaugurated by President Emomali Rahmon was a residential complex for employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The complex was constructed as part of the country’s development and construction initiatives, with the aim of improving the social conditions of personnel serving in the internal affairs agencies. The President was informed that, in the first phase, three sections of the complex comprising a total of 80 apartments would be commissioned.
Sanatorium on the Banks of the Vakhsh River
The first phase of the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ sanatorium in the city of Norak was also remotely inaugurated. Officials stated that the facility had been built with government support to provide favourable conditions for services, recreation and health improvement for employees of the internal affairs agencies, veterans and their family members. Located in one of the country’s most picturesque areas on the banks of the Vakhsh River, the sanatorium’s natural surroundings offer excellent opportunities for recreation and health rehabilitation.
New Firefighting Facilities in Panj and Fayzobod
President Emomali Rahmon and Rustam Emomali then inaugurated the new building of the 42nd Independent Militarised Firefighting Unit of the State Fire Service, responsible for fire protection in Panj District. Built within the framework of the government’s development-oriented policies, the facility provides the 40-member unit with offices and essential service facilities, along with a special garage for three firefighting vehicles.
The new building of the outpost subordinate to the 62nd Militarised Firefighting Unit, responsible for protecting Miskinobod village in Fayzobod District, was also opened. The outpost was established to enhance operational readiness, ensure a timely response to fires and other emergencies, and protect citizens’ lives and property. It comprises four administrative and training rooms for 20 personnel, a dormitory, a kitchen, a vehicle garage and other essential facilities.
Domestically Assembled Firefighting Vehicles
The President was also remotely shown HOWO-brand firefighting vehicles assembled by the vehicle facility of the Main Directorate of the State Fire Service under the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Officials explained that the State Unitary Enterprise for the Assembly and Installation of Firefighting Vehicles was established to support the country’s rapid industrialisation programme and specialises in preparing specialised firefighting vehicles on HOWO chassis. Domestic assembly is expected to reduce spending on costly imported vehicles and ensure the timely supply of modern, locally manufactured equipment to fire service units.
Police Substation in Khujand
On the same day, the new building of the police substation in the Right Bank settlement of Khujand was commissioned. The building features 30 equipped offices, an 80-seat conference hall, a library, a kitchen, sleeping and recreation rooms and other auxiliary facilities. Officials said the modern premises would help improve police operations, enhance public services and strengthen the maintenance of public order.
Organised Crime Department Building in Shahritus
In addition, the administrative building of the Department for Combating Organised Crime in the Shahritus district group, under the Regional Department for Combating Organised Crime in Khatlon Region, was remotely inaugurated. The facility was built as part of the government’s policy to strengthen the capacity of law enforcement agencies, improve operational preparedness and provide employees with favourable working conditions.
Officials noted that decent working conditions are an important factor in enabling police officers to perform their duties effectively, and that efficient law enforcement plays a vital role in preventing violations of the law, maintaining public order, ensuring citizens’ security and strengthening stability and peace in society.
Emomali Rahmon Stresses Support for Law Enforcement
The Head of State stressed that the construction of such important facilities reflects the government’s continued attention to strengthening the material and technical capacity of law enforcement agencies and creating favourable working conditions for police personnel.
