Private entrepreneur from Kulob to pay grants to 30 students from local Medical College

KULOB, December 10, 2013, Asia-Plus — Director of Closed Joint-Stock Company (CJSC) Ghayrat, Nourali Hasanov will pay monthly grants to 30 students from vulnerable families studying at Kulob Medical College and one of educational facilities in the Muminobod district. “I will pay grants (50.00 somoni) to students with physical disabilities and students from vulnerable families,” […]

Turko Dikayev

KULOB, December 10, 2013, Asia-Plus — Director of Closed Joint-Stock Company (CJSC) Ghayrat, Nourali Hasanov will pay monthly grants to 30 students from vulnerable families studying at Kulob Medical College and one of educational facilities in the Muminobod district.

“I will pay grants (50.00 somoni) to students with physical disabilities and students from vulnerable families,” Hasanov told Asia-Plus in an interview.

According to the Kulob mayor’s office, Nourali Hasanov is one of the most active supporters in the city.  “He provides regular assistance to war and labor veterans, pensioners, orphaned children and children from vulnerable families,” an official source at the Kulob mayor’s office said.   

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