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Tajikistan reaches 84 percent of its autumn conscription target by November 1

Tajikistan has reached 84 percent of its autumn conscription target by November 15, according to the Ministry of Defense (MoD) press center.

The Gorno Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO), Dushanbe City, Vorukh and Chorkuh jamoats, which are subordinate to the northern city Isfara, as well as Sangvor, Rasht, Nourobod, Tojikobod and Lakhsh districts and Vahdat township (districts subordinate to the center) were first to report fulfillment of their autumn conscription targets. 

In the territorial cross section the percentage the target reached was: Gorno Badakhshan – 100 percent; Dushanbe – 100 percent; districts subordinate to the center (RRPs) – 94 percent; Khatlon province – 81 percent; and Sughd province – 72 percent.  

The autumn conscription campaign is carried out from October 1 through November, and the draft affects able-bodied male citizens in the age bracket of 18 years old to 27 years old who are not members of the armed forces reserve

The two-month-long effort seeking to enlist young men aged 18-27 for the one- or two-year compulsory military service takes place twice a year, in the spring and in the autumn.

According to the Ministry of Defense, every year, some 15,000-16,000 young Tajik men are drafted into the country’s armed forces.  The two-month-long effort seeking to enlist young men aged 18-27 for the two-year compulsory military service takes place twice a year, in the spring and in the autumn.

Young Tajiks can avoid or postpone military service if they are ill, studying at university, an only son, or if they have two children.

Meanwhile, amendments have been made to the country’s law on military service this year.  The amendments came into effect on February 4 last year and young men in Tajikistan who wish to forgo the military service may now do so by paying a fee to the government.  A one-month basic reserve service will be organized for those who did not perform conscript service for a fee.  At the end of basic reserve service they will receive military cards.

Besides, under the law on the universal military duty in new edition, graduates of universities having military department will also be drafted into the army for one year.

Only people who have done military service will be permitted to obtain employment with the government or join the army in a professional capacity.

Tajikistan’s armed forces consist of Ground Forces, Mobile Forces (paratroopers of the armed forces of Tajikistan), Air Force and Air Defense Force.

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