Telecom Technology director dies

DUSHANBE, June 23, 2012, Asia-Plus – Shavkat Khalilov, director of leading private Tajik Internet provider, died suddenly in Dushanbe Friday at the age of 49.  According to some reports, Khalilov died of a cardiac arrest. Shavkat Khalilov founded his company, Telecom Technology, in 1996 and it is now among leaders in the telecommunications market of […]

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DUSHANBE, June 23, 2012, Asia-Plus – Shavkat Khalilov, director of leading private Tajik Internet provider, died suddenly in Dushanbe Friday at the age of 49.  According to some reports, Khalilov died of a cardiac arrest.

Shavkat Khalilov founded his company, Telecom Technology, in 1996 and it is now among leaders in the telecommunications market of Tajikistan.

Asia-Plus staff members extend their sincerest condolences to family, relatives and friends of Shavkat Khalilov.    

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