On March 29, in the meeting hall of the Executive Authority of the Kushoniyon district, an off-site citizens’ reception was held by the Chairman of Khatlon Region, Davlatali Said.
A total of 16 citizens addressed the chairman with various requests and appeals for assistance, including the allocation of land plots for household farming, financial aid, obtaining construction permits for opening food service points, allocation of land for establishing peasant farms, land allocation for school construction, assistance in repairing and asphalting rural roads funded by local residents and entrepreneurs, formalizing land for a sports ground and its construction financed by Hajj pilgrimage funds, provision of wheelchairs, delivery of high-quality seedling seedlings, cleaning of drainage systems and canals, and land allocation for construction of a medical point financed by a patriotically minded entrepreneur.
Chairman Davlatali Said gave specific instructions to officials from the district and regional administrations to promptly review and respond to the citizens’ complaints and requests.
Financial assistance was also provided to those in need, and the chairman personally gifted a wheelchair to a woman who requested one for her disabled child.
The chairman emphasized that resolving people’s problems is one of the top priorities of local authorities, and every effort is being made in this regard. He also noted that issues requiring more time or interdepartmental coordination would be taken under his personal control.
Residents expressed satisfaction with this initiative of the chairman, noting that such citizen receptions allow them to directly communicate their problems to regional leadership and accelerate their resolution.
In summarizing the reception, the chairman stressed that effective cooperation and coordination between local authorities and residents is an important factor in the socio-economic development of the district. It was assured that the issues raised are under close attention and comprehensive efforts are being made to address them.
The chairman also met with activists and heads of executive bodies of the district and discussed expanding works on landscaping, construction, and reconstruction of educational, medical, and sports institutions; improving the level and quality of education and medical services; developing industrial production based on the processing of agricultural products; strengthening ideological work; cooperation with the private sector to solve social issues of the population; conducting outreach work through “house-to-house” visits; conversations about preventing youth involvement in terrorist and extremist parties and movements, illegal religious teachings, and other pressing matters. He gave specific instructions and directives to officials for resolving these issues.
