On November 10, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, and the Chairman of the Majlisi milli Majlisi Oli of the Republic of Tajikistan and Mayor of Dushanbe, His Excellency Rustam Emomali, remotely inaugurated seven facilities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in various cities and districts across the country.
First, a residential complex for employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan was remotely inaugurated.

It was noted that the facility had been constructed as part of the country’s development and improvement initiatives, with the aim of enhancing the social conditions and living standards of personnel serving in the internal affairs bodies.

The Leader of the Nation was informed that, during the first phase, three sections of the residential complex, comprising a total of 80 apartments, would be commissioned.

Another facility remotely commissioned was the first phase of the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ health resort in the city of Norak.

During the presentation, it was reported that the facility had been constructed with the support of the Government of the country to provide favorable conditions for services, recreation, and health improvement for employees of the internal affairs bodies, veterans, and their family members.

The health resort is located in one of the country’s picturesque areas, on the banks of the Vakhsh River. Its geographical location and natural surroundings offer excellent opportunities for recreation and health rehabilitation.

Subsequently, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, and Chairman of the Majlisi milli Majlisi Oli of the Republic of Tajikistan, Mayor of Dushanbe, His Excellency Rustam Emomali, remotely inaugurated the new building of the 42nd Independent Militarized Fire Station of the State Fire Service for the protection of Panj District.

The building was constructed to improve working and service conditions, strengthen the material and technical resources of the fire station, and provide suitable facilities for the effective performance of its personnel.

It was reported that the facility had been built as part of the Government’s constructive development policy and provides the necessary working and service conditions for 40 firefighters. It includes office and service rooms, as well as other essential facilities. A specialized garage has also been constructed to accommodate three fire engines.

In addition, the building of an outpost subordinate to the 62nd Militarized Fire Station of the State Fire Service, responsible for protecting Miskinobod village in Faizobod District, was remotely inaugurated.

During the presentation, the Leader of the Nation was informed that the outpost had been established to improve the operational readiness of personnel, ensure a timely response to fires and other emergencies, and protect the lives, health, and property of citizens.

The facility includes four office and training rooms designed for 20 personnel, a dormitory, a cafeteria, a garage, and other necessary service facilities.

Subsequently, President Emomali Rahmon was remotely presented with HOWO-branded fire engines manufactured and assembled by the Fire Vehicle Assembly Plant of the Main Directorate of the State Fire Service under the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

It was emphasized that the State Unitary Enterprise Center for the Assembly and Installation of Firefighting Vehicles, operating under the Main Directorate of the State Fire Service, was established to support the country’s accelerated industrialization.

The enterprise specializes in assembling and preparing specialized firefighting vehicles using HOWO chassis.

It was noted that manufacturing and assembling this equipment domestically would reduce the need to purchase expensive foreign firefighting vehicles and enable the units of the Main Directorate of the State Fire Service to receive modern domestically produced equipment in a timely manner.

On the same day, the new building of the police substation in the Sohili Rost settlement of Khujand city was also remotely commissioned.

The new building has 30 offices and is equipped with all the necessary working facilities. It also includes an assembly hall with 80 seats, a library, a cafeteria, sleeping and recreation rooms, and other auxiliary facilities.

It was emphasized that the commissioning of such a modern building would create favorable conditions for further improving the performance of police officers, enhancing public services, and strengthening the maintenance of public order.

Furthermore, the administrative building of the Department for Combating Organized Crime in the Shahrtuz district group, which operates under the Regional Department for Combating Organized Crime of the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan in Khatlon Province, was remotely commissioned.

It was reported that the construction of this facility had been carried out within the framework of the Government’s constructive development policy, aimed at strengthening the capacity of law enforcement agencies, improving operational readiness, and providing appropriate working conditions for personnel.

Providing police officers with decent working conditions creates a solid foundation for the effective performance of their official duties. The efficient operation of law enforcement agencies was highlighted as essential to preventing violations of the law, maintaining public order, ensuring citizens’ security, and strengthening stability and peace in society.

The Head of State emphasized that the construction of such important facilities demonstrates the Government’s continued attention to strengthening the material and technical resources of law enforcement agencies and creating favorable service conditions for police personnel.