President departs for Kulob

DUSHANBE, August 24, 2010, Asia-Plus  — President Emomali Rahmon today morning left for the Kulob zone in Khatlon province for a two-day working visit, according to presidential press service. During his two-today stay in the area, the president will familiarize himself with socioeconomic situation in the city of Kulob as well as Farkhor and Vose […]

Avaz Yuldoshev

DUSHANBE, August 24, 2010, Asia-Plus  — President Emomali Rahmon today morning left for the Kulob zone in Khatlon province for a two-day working visit, according to presidential press service.

During his two-today stay in the area, the president will familiarize himself with socioeconomic situation in the city of Kulob as well as Farkhor and Vose districts.

The head of state will also get acquainted with the situation in agrarian sector and the pace of construction of houses for disaster-hit population in the city of Kulob and Vose district.

The source added that it could not be ruled out that Rahmon would visit other districts in the Kulob zone as well.   

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