According to information provided by the president's press service, among the personnel changes, it was proposed to recall Mukhammadjaloliddin Kenjazoda and Safarbek Gulomzoda from their positions as judges of the Supreme Court due to the expiration of their terms. However, at the same time, it was proposed to re-elect them to these positions, as well as to appoint Mahinabonu Safarzoda and Ikrom Rahmonzoda as judges of the Supreme Court of Tajikistan.
In addition, Odil Nurali-zoda received an offer to take the position of judge of the Higher Economic Court of the country.
The president also approved the appointments of new chairpersons of courts in the capital districts of Sino and Shohmansur, as well as in such districts as Murghab, Shahriston, Vakhsh, Rasht, Khovaling, Rudaki, and Nurek.
Changes also affected the appointment of new deputy chairpersons of courts in the Khatlon and Sughd regions, as well as in Dushanbe and other settlements.
Changes also occurred in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Sirojiddin Muhriddin now has three new deputies:
- Idibek Kalandar, who previously held the position of Tajikistan's ambassador in Vienna;
- Nigina Alizoda, who previously served as the first deputy minister of justice;
- Sanoi Boyzoda, who worked in the State Committee for Investments.
According to information from "Asia-Plus," the mentioned positions remained vacant after previous personnel changes, but it is not specified who was replaced by these new appointments.
In addition, the president also made reshuffles in institutions such as the National Center for Legislation, the Agency for Supervision in Education and Science, as well as in the Chamber of Commerce and other organizations.
