On July 25, 2026, the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan, Colonel General of militia Rahimzoda Ramazon Hamro visited Military Unit No. 3502 of the Internal Troops Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, where he reviewed the preparations of the personnel of the internal affairs bodies for the military parade commemorating the 35th anniversary of the State Independence of the Republic of Tajikistan. Heads of the directorates and departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs' central office also participated in the event.
Addressing the participants, the Minister of Internal Affairs highlighted the continued support and attention given to the internal affairs bodies by the Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon. He emphasized that during the years of State Independence, thanks to the wise policies of the country's top leadership, the activities of the internal affairs bodies have undergone comprehensive development and modernization. Effective measures have also been implemented to strengthen the material and technical base, improve service conditions, and train highly qualified personnel.
A rehearsal for the military parade was then conducted. The Minister reviewed the performance of drill exercises, assessed the level of preparedness of the personnel, the coordination of the participating units, and the state of service discipline.
During an informal conversation with female officers of the internal affairs bodies participating in the parade, personnel of the Special Police Units Directorate, as well as officers and servicemen of the Internal Troops Directorate, the Minister called on them to prepare diligently, strictly observe service discipline, continuously improve their professional skills, and demonstrate a high level of responsibility during the military parade.
As part of the visit, Colonel General of Militia Ramazon Rahimzoda also inspected an exhibition of weapons, military equipment, and special technical assets currently used by the internal affairs bodies.
During the inspection, particular attention was paid to the operational readiness of weapons and special equipment, their storage conditions, and the efficiency of their use. The responsible officials were given specific instructions and assignments to ensure the proper storage, rational use, and continuous operational readiness of service equipment and technical assets.