Majlisi Oli
Majlisi Oli - the Parliament of the Republic of Tajikistan - is the supreme representative and

legislative body of the Republic of Tajikistan. Majlisi Oli consists of two Majlis - Majlisi Milli and Majlisi Namoyondagon. The Term of Authority for Majlisi Oli is five years (art. 48).

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Pulse
Educational Reform Support Unit "Pulse" was formed as NGO in base of Educational Reform

Support Unit, which actives according the Memorandum signed between Tajik Branch of Open Society Institute - Fond Foundation and Government of Republic of Tajikistan Ministry of Education of Republic of Tajikistan All exports were recruited through interview. ERSU's activity were directed to analyze and prepare the information on the system of education in Tajikistan. The mentioned group made the model of National planning, foreseeing and developing the system of education.

Naison
Eastern culture is always attractive for a person by being comprehended at the level of perception

and feeling. Eastern mentality is so subtle and flexible, and originates in extreme antiquity, that for its perception one must incline his soul to understand eastern world. Cultural heredity of Tajikistan is immense and multi-sided. Tajik people managed not only to save its language but also its original culture, contributed to the treasury of world science, literature and art. Ancient culture of Tajiks has become an important component of modern Tajik art.

ArtShop
Eastern culture is always attractive for a person by being comprehended at the level of perception

and feeling. Eastern mentality is so subtle and flexible, and originates in extreme antiquity, that for its perception one must incline his soul to understand eastern world. Cultural heredity of Tajikistan is immense and multi-sided. Tajik people managed not only to save its language but also its original culture, contributed to the treasury of world science, literature and art. Ancient culture of Tajiks has become an important component of modern Tajik art

Sari-Khosor
The republic is a typical mountainous country with an absolute elevation ranging from 300 m to 7,495 m.

 Almost half the territory of the republic is located at the elevation above 3,000 meters. 93% of the territory is covered with mountains relating to the highest mountain systems of Central Asia - Tien-Shan, Alay and Pamiro-Darvaz.
Over a thousand glaciers are as long as 1.5 km. 16 glaciers are over 16 km long; among them Fedchenko Glacier (71.2 km) – the biggest glacier not only in Tajikistan but also in mid-latitudes. The biggest rivers of Tajikistan – Amu-Daria, Syr-Daria, Vakhsh, Pianj, and Zeravshan flow from the mountains. Wild in the head and mid-stream, they are majestic and quiet in the valleys.

Like Sarez
The earthquake triggered a collapse of a huge block of mountainous rock from the right board

of the valley in the middle current of the Murgab River in front of the village of Usoy. The landslide buried the whole village and all its inhabitants except four people who were away from the village on the night of the earthquake (O. Agakhanianz, 1989). A gigantic mountainous rock with the volume of 2.2 cubic km blocked the River Murgab and formed a dam. A big lake that started to form behind the dam finally covered the village of Sarez (which gave its name to the lake) in October 1911 (according to the data provided by O. Agakhanianz, it had most probably happened in the summer of 1912). The dam itself got the name of Usoy. A smaller lake formed at the confluence of the left tributary of the Shadau River into the Murgab – Lake Shadau that is separated from Lake Sarez by a minor abutment. Twice – in 1987 and 1994 when the maximum water level in Lake Sarez was observed– the abutment was overflowed.

Data base
Creating of the data base for project of the Asian Development Bank “TAL/Farm Debt Resolution and Policy Reforms”.

JSC "Tajiktelecom"
Tajiktelecom was created in 1996 in the 

Dushanbe
Was created in 2004