On October 4, during his working visit to the Farkhor district of Khatlon Province, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, officially commissioned the new building of the Justice Center.

The Justice Center building was constructed with the support of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and funded by the Ministry of Justice in honor of the 35th anniversary of the State Independence of the Republic of Tajikistan. It features a national architectural design combined with modern urban planning elements.

Following the commissioning of the new building, the Justice Center in Farkhor district was connected to a one-stop service system. The center includes a library, a marriage registration hall, spacious offices, and other auxiliary facilities.

To ensure efficient operations, the one-stop service center has been equipped with essential modern equipment and specialized facilities, including digital information technologies. Professional staff uses an electronic system to process citizens’ applications and requests promptly, transparently, and efficiently.

The Justice Center’s library contains works by the Leader of the Nation, a large collection of poetry and prose by prominent Tajik writers, legal and regulatory documents, and specialized manuals. Employees of the justice authorities will make extensive use of this source of knowledge and education. The marriage registration hall has been specially decorated for wedding ceremonies.

The new building also provides suitable working conditions for employees of the Civil Status Registration Department, the State Notary Office, the state institution Legal Aid Center, and the Inspectorate for Correctional Affairs of the Main Directorate for the Execution of Criminal Sentences.

A modern guesthouse has also been constructed within the new building. It consists of four spacious rooms designed to accommodate up to eight people at a time. The rooms, including standard and deluxe units, are equipped with amenities that meet modern requirements.

The basement houses the archives of the Civil Status Registration Department and the State Notary Office. Overall, the Farkhor District Justice Center contains 10 fully equipped offices, as well as technical and auxiliary rooms.

The commissioning of the new Justice Center building represents an important step in developing the infrastructure of the justice authorities. It will contribute to the implementation of sectoral reforms, the transition to modern management systems, and the digitalization of public services.

During his inspection of the facilities, President Emomali Rahmon highly praised the quality of the building and emphasized that, by making effective use of the improved working conditions, employees and specialists of the justice authorities should play a greater role in effectively implementing state strategies and programs, providing timely and high-quality services to the population, increasing citizens’ legal awareness, and promoting family ethics and culture.

The newly constructed, well-designed facility was described as a valuable gift from the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan to employees of the justice authorities in Farkhor district.