Tajik, Russian experts to jointly study important problems of labor and employment

DUSHANBE, August 23, Asia-Plus — On Monday August 21, Tajik Minister of Labor and Social Security, Zokir Vazirov, met in Dushanbe with visiting head of the department of labor and social security of Russia’s Public Service Academy, Nikolai Volgin.    According to information from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security, during the meeting the two […]

Valentina Kondrashova

DUSHANBE, August 23, Asia-Plus — On Monday August 21, Tajik Minister of Labor and Social Security, Zokir Vazirov, met in Dushanbe with visiting head of the department of labor and social security of Russia’s Public Service Academy, Nikolai Volgin.   

According to information from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security, during the meeting the two reached an agreement on jointly studying important problems of labor, employment and labor migrations.  

Besides, on initiative of Mr. Volgin, who is also editor-in-chief of the Russian magazine “Social Policy and Social Partnership”, the director of the Tajik Research Institute of Labor and Social Security, Pulod Pulodov, was introduced into the magazine’s editing commission.  

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