During the celebration of Tajik Militia Day, an additional building for the Kushoniyon District DMIA was opened with the participation of the First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan, Militia Colonel General Alamshozoda Abdurahmon Alamsho.
With the support of the district's executive authority and the assistance of entrepreneurs, a high-quality renovation of the entrance, duty station, and offices of the Kushoniyon District Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was completed. Simultaneously, a two-story additional building was constructed, including six offices, a 90-seat conference hall, utility and support rooms, an archive for the Department's documents, dry food storage facilities for the winter, and a fuel warehouse. All these facilities were commissioned with the participation of the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan, the leadership of the Khatlon Region Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, representatives of the district administration, and other accompanying persons. The renovation of office spaces, construction of an additional building, tiling of the department's grounds, planting of ornamental trees and flowers, and the creation of favorable living conditions for police officers in the Kushoniyon district are a continuation of the constructive measures implemented in accordance with the direct orders and instructions of the country's government. These measures contribute to raising the morale of personnel and improving local infrastructure.
During the visit, the First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan, Militia Colonel General Alamshozoda Abdurakhmon Alamsho, praised the quality of the construction work.
This building was erected in preparation for the 35th anniversary of the country's state independence. The area around the building has been landscaped, paved, and planted with greenery. The construction of this facility not only improves working conditions for police officers but also contributes to the overall development of local infrastructure.