On November 5, 2025, a ceremonial gathering dedicated to the sacred and historic holiday — Constitution Day of sovereign Tajikistan — was held in the hall of the National Testing Center under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan.
The event was attended by the Director of the Center, Jaafarzoda Sabzali Faizali, Head of the Department of Propaganda and Information of the Executive Committee of the People’s Democratic Party of Tajikistan in the Ismoili Somoni district, Gadoev Abdurassul, Head of the Statistics Department of the Committee, Husainov Somon, as well as the staff of the Center.
The ceremony began with the National Anthem and the congratulatory remarks of the Director of the Center, Jaafarzoda Sabzali Faizali. Jaafarzoda S. F. noted that for us, the people of Tajikistan, the Constitution is not only a set of legal norms and the supreme law of the state, but also a fateful document that outlines the main directions of the country’s social, economic, and cultural development, guarantees peace and stability, national unity, and the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, and expresses the strong will of the nation to build a democratic, lawful, and secular society. It protects the rights of citizens, including the right to education, employment, healthcare, and participation in political life, and ensures freedom of speech, equality, and national security. The Constitution is a destiny-shaping document, the passport of the nation, and one of the most important achievements of our independence. It embodies the long-standing aspirations of the Tajik people to build a democratic, legal, and secular society.
During the period of state independence of the Republic of Tajikistan, under the wise leadership of the Founder of Peace and National Unity – Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, and guided by the Constitution of the country, fundamental transformations have taken place in all spheres of public life, and our beloved Tajikistan has gained its rightful place on the international stage. The Constitution grants us rights and freedoms and, at the same time, places upon every citizen a great civic responsibility. Each of us must respect the Constitution and contribute to the protection of its values.
The National Testing Center, operating under the direct supervision of the President of the country, as an important institution in the field of education, plays a significant role in implementing constitutional norms, particularly in ensuring the right of citizens to education and fair access to secondary and higher professional institutions. The Center considers the Constitution and the laws of the country as its guiding principles and contributes to ensuring social justice in education. Through centralized entrance examinations to secondary and higher professional educational institutions of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as through other areas of its activity, the Center facilitates the assessment of students’ knowledge and the advancement of the educational level of society. Guided by constitutional norms, we strive to ensure transparency and fairness in all aspects of our work, stated Director Jaafarzoda S. F.
Following this, the Head of the Department of Propaganda and Information of the Executive Committee of the PDPT in the Ismoili Somoni district, Gadoev Abdurassul, addressed the audience and wished everyone success in fulfilling the tasks set by the country’s leadership, as well as good health and prosperity.
Continuing the meeting, the specialist in history of the Examination Materials Development Department of the Center, Aminzoda Shamsullo, and the specialist in law of the same department, Salohidinova Simo, delivered speeches on the historical and legal significance of this fateful document. They emphasized that the Constitution defines the political, legal, economic, and cultural foundations of society and the state of Tajikistan, establishes a comprehensive system of human rights and freedoms, and guarantees mechanisms for their implementation. Based on constitutional norms, ensuring and protecting human rights and freedoms is recognized as the foundation of state policy. Tajikistan has declared a policy of “open doors” in its foreign relations and expressed its readiness to develop mutually beneficial cooperation with other states and international organizations on the principles of equality and respect for sovereignty.
At the end of the meeting, two members of the Center’s core staff were admitted to the People’s Democratic Party of Tajikistan.
