Kulob mayor’s office provides aid to local war veterans and home front workers

KULOB, May 6, 2009, Asia-Plus  — The Kulob mayor”s office has allocated funds from local budget to provide extraordinary grants to war veterans and home front workers living in the city and the district of Kulob. According to the Kulob finance department head Bakhtiyor Nazarov, 10,600 somoni have been allocated from the local budget to […]

Turko Dikayev

KULOB, May 6, 2009, Asia-Plus  — The Kulob mayor”s office has allocated funds from local budget to provide extraordinary grants to war veterans and home front workers living in the city and the district of Kulob.

According to the Kulob finance department head Bakhtiyor Nazarov, 10,600 somoni have been allocated from the local budget to provide extraordinary grants of 100 somoni to the veterans.

106 war veterans and home front workers currently live in the city and the districts of Kulob and today, they received an extraordinary grant 350 somoni each.  These funds were provided from presidential reserve fund.  The grants provided from the local budget will be given to them on May 9.

In the meantime, chairman of the Hamadoni district Khojamurod Fazliddinov told Asia-Plus today that they will provide extraordinary grants of 50 somoni to 83 war veterans living in Dushanbe in addition to extraordinary grants of 350 somoni allocated from presidential reserve funds.

In all, some 700 ware veterans currently live in Khatlon’s Kulob region.

Join us on social media!

Article translations:

Related Article

Tenisi
Оби зулол
Оби зулол

Most Read

Коммерсбонк Точикистон

Recent Articles

Major global investment companies show interest in Tajikistan’s economy

Among them are J.P. Morgan, Loomis Sayles & Company, Morgan Stanley Investment Management, and Global Evolution.

President Rahmon awarded UN University for Peace Certificate of Recognition

He is awarded for "significant contribution to establishing peace, developing regional cooperation, and strengthening mutual understanding between peoples."

Starlink satellite internet becomes available in Kyrgyzstan

And in Tajikistan, it was launched in February of this year.

In Dushanbe, 30 more new electric buses start operating

Each is designed to carry 100 passengers and can travel up to 300 kilometers without recharging.

Who is the man who “increased the Aryan race” and told the President of Tajikistan about it?

Kozie Koziyev, a folk craftsman, built dozens of houses, participated in the construction of a mosque and a kindergarten in Matcha, raised 11 children, and created a true dynasty of builders.

Tajik leader discusses water, climate, and global security issues with UN Deputy Secretaries-General

The parties paid special attention to the "Dushanbe Water Process," parliamentary diplomacy, and the peaceful resolution of conflicts.

Tajikistan completes the spring military draft target ahead of schedule

There is still a week left until the end of the conscription campaign.

Custodian of non-written languages and builder of academic bridges; philologist Khusrav Shambezoda turns 70

He could have devoted himself exclusively to the study of classical heritage, but he chose the challenging path of preserving the living word — and Tajik-Russian science gained in him a brilliant sociolinguist whose name became synonymous with dedication.

Tajikistan ranks among the top three leading trade reformers in Europe and Central Asia

The country has shown progress in the digitalization of trade procedures, the reduction of paper barriers, and the enhancement of transparency for exporters.

China to send workers to Tajikistan for modernization of the Kulma BCP

This is the only land border crossing point between Tajikistan and China.