Farming unit in Volgograd oblast ready to accept farmers from Tajikistan

DUSHANBE, February 18, 2013, Asia-Plus — A farming unit in Russia’s Volgograd oblast is ready to accept farmers from Tajikistan. According to Tajik migration service agency’s office in the Russian Federation, they have received an official application for manpower from the farming unit from Volgograd oblast. “They need harvesting machine operators and maintenance workers,” Ibrohim […]

Avaz Yuldoshev

DUSHANBE, February 18, 2013, Asia-Plus — A farming unit in Russia’s Volgograd oblast is ready to accept farmers from Tajikistan.

According to Tajik migration service agency’s office in the Russian Federation, they have received an official application for manpower from the farming unit from Volgograd oblast.

“They need harvesting machine operators and maintenance workers,” Ibrohim Ahmadov, a spokesman for Tajik migration service agency’s office in Russia said.  “We have received similar applications from farming units in Tambov oblast as well,” said Ahmadov.  “Besides, a number of Russian construction companies have sent applications for manpower to our office.”  

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