On August 20, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, respected Emomali Rahmon, arrived in the city of Rogun to inaugurate a number of anniversary facilities, meet with residents, and familiarize himself with the progress of development and construction projects, including the construction of the country’s landmark project of the century — the Rogun Hydroelectric Power Plant.
At the temporary airport of Rogun, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, respected Emomali Rahmon, was received with great respect and sincerity by the Chairman of Rogun and local activists.
President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, respected Emomali Rahmon, inaugurated the new building of the Prosecutor’s Office in the center of Rogun.
The new building includes 10 offices, a library, a conference hall with a capacity of 40 people, a dining hall, a gym, and other auxiliary facilities.
In addition to providing appropriate working conditions, residential facilities for employees have also been provided within the building.
The building was constructed to a high standard and meets modern requirements.
The new administrative building was described as a valuable gift from the Government of the country to prosecutors on the eve of the worthy celebration of the great national holiday — the 35th anniversary of State Independence.
During his inspection of the facilities created at the Prosecutor’s Office, Head of State Emomali Rahmon highly praised the quality of the construction work.
During a conversation with the responsible officials, the Leader of the Nation issued instructions and recommendations to strengthen the institution’s activities and ensure strict compliance with the law and public order.
It was emphasized that employees of the prosecution authorities must conscientiously and devotedly fulfill their official duties to the Motherland and the people.
It should be noted that during the years of State Independence, modern administrative and residential facilities have been commissioned in cities and districts across the country to improve working conditions for prosecution employees and further develop the relevant infrastructure.
