President dismisses three court chairpersons

President Emomali Rahmon has dismissed three court chairpersons. According to the Tajik president’s official website, the chairman of the Khorog city court (Gorno Badakhshan Autonomous Region) Amonullo Muqairsho, the chairman of the Jaloliddin-Balkhi district court (Khatlon province) Qosim Nourullozoda and the chairperson of the Shamsiddin-Shohin district court (Khatlon province) Zumrad Nouralizoda were retired “in connection […]

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President Emomali Rahmon has dismissed three court chairpersons.

According to the Tajik president’s official website, the chairman of the Khorog city court (Gorno Badakhshan Autonomous Region) Amonullo Muqairsho, the chairman of the Jaloliddin-Balkhi district court (Khatlon province) Qosim Nourullozoda and the chairperson of the Shamsiddin-Shohin district court (Khatlon province) Zumrad Nouralizoda were retired “in connection with reaching maximum age to hold the position of a judge.”

Besides, by president’s decree Faromouz Imomberdiyev was relieved of his post of Consultant at the Public Security Department of the Security Council of Tajikistan.  

Masrour Abdullozoda was appointed as Adviser at the Office of Presidential Adviser for Social Development and Public Relations.

Ahmadjon Hasanzoda was reportedly appointed to head the Prime Minister Secretariat.  

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