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http://www.euronews.com/ Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is one of the poorest countries in Central Asia. On Norouz, the first day of the Persian New Year, Emomali Rahmon the President of Tajikistan spoke to euronews on the situation in the country 20 years after independence, relations with Russia and Iran and democratisation in the country.
euronews:
Your Excellency Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan, happy new year. Do you see the Norouz as an occasion to celebrate the national identity of the Tajikistan? Are the Norouz ceremonies these days the beginning of the restoration of Tajik identity which was so damaged by the former Soviet Union?
President Emomali Rahmon:
During the Soviet era, there were huge restrictions on performing traditions and national customs. These celebrations were banned and those who practised them were persecuted. But this celebration is in the heart of our people. Even during more than 70 years of domination, the soviet regime could not abolish this tradition.
The same thing had happened even before the USSR, as it was thought to be against Islam, but finally it was accepted. Norouz is the celebration of the victory of virtue over the vice. It encourages good deeds. It is about forgiveness. Such a celebration is one of the rarest in the world.
euronews:
Iran has been under increasing international sanctions. Have they had an impact on relations between Tajikistan and Iran?
President Emomali Rahmon:
As far as we know, the Islamic Republic of Iran does not intend to buy or make nuclear weapons. Iran has progressed, the country has developed. All the problems regarding the nuclear issue must be solved solely through dialogue and diplomatic means.
These sanctions have, of course, had an effect on us. I think not only Tajikistan, but many of developed countries such as European countries and Japan have been affected as well. The price of oil and gas have increased. This benefits the oil-producing countries and not those consuming oil. Many of the developed countries which used to buy Iran's oil have been affected by these sanctions, negatively. The increase in world oil and gas prices has, of course, damaged our economy.
euronews:
Roughly one million Tajik migrants work in Russia. Has this caused problems for Tajik society and has it possibly helped Russia to continue its influence in Tajikistan?
President Emomali Rahmon:
About a million Tajik labourers and workers live and work in Russia. Well, that is true, but where else can they go in the region? Through their work, they help their families and also help the economy of their country.
The Government of Tajikistan has very good arrangements with the Russian authorities to support the rights and interests of the Tajik migrant workers in the Russian Federation.
I don't believe that our relations and our strategic cooperation with Russia have restricted Tajikistan, that is not the case. We have a foreign policy of open doors.
euronews:
Recently, Russia held presidential elections. As the President of Tajikistan do you believe that simply holding elections in a country means there is democracy?
A government that has had the same policy and the same ideology for 70-80 years, cannot change in just 10-20 years into the model of a democratic and civilised society. It takes time to change the mentality of people.
This process has started in Russia and other former Soviet republics. During the Russian elections - in which political groups could freely express their opinions - did that not show some progress, moving towards democracy?
But you know that mistakes and errors are inevitable in the beginning. An American or European style democracy in Russia or other former soviet republics in just a year or so, is impossible, it is just a dream.
euronews:
What is your opinion of human rights during these 20 years since Tajik independence. Do you think the situation is satisfactory now?
President Emomali Rahmon:
I remember in 1990-91, in the first year of independence, there were only 4 private newspapers, we had just one TV station, and there was just one state-owned news agency. But now there are more than 3000 active organisations, political parties, and NGOs.
Around 500 newspapers and magazines are published, 60% of which are privately-owned. There are 44 television stations, just 4 of which belong to the government.
Little by little, we have done a lot of work to protect human rights in Tajikistan. As you know we have many problems and this process regarding growth and development of our society will find its way, step by step.
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Have you ever karaoked so badly that your country banned YouTube to prevent national embarrassment?
A humiliating video of a performance by Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon, taken in 2007 but put on YouTube in May, is thought to be the reason the country blocked YouTube access for a week.
The block lasted from May 18-27, according to a Global Voices report, but it didn't grab a lot of attention. Perhaps that's because Tajikistan, a nation of 8 million people, only has 2 million Internet users. Or perhaps it's because the country has blocked YouTube at least three times in the past year.
The country's Communication Service, which regulates Tajikistan's Internet service providers, confirmed the ban on the day it was lifted, but refused to elaborate on the reason behind it.
It's not hard to notice that the ban started just as the video of Rahmon started to go viral, though. Uploaded the day the ban began, the video was promoted on Facebook by Dodojon Atavulloev, a well-known dissident in exile.
Titled "Drunk Tajik President sings a song," the clip shows Rahmon at his son's wedding, dancing and singing wildly off-key. Occasionally, the camera cuts to Rahmon's son and daughter-in-law as they stand stoically.
If the video seems somewhat professional, that's because it is. It initially aired on the independent TV station K+, whose website was banned during the same period.
- published: 07 Jun 2013
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Шарофиддин Гадоев . Greetings to all, dear brothers and sisters, people who want Freedom in Tajikistan, people who injured by terrorist and extremist regime of Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan!
Today I want to tell about Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon, who is young 27 years old boy, who is drug addict boy, who is porter and rape very young and small girls, who is killer, who is from extremist and terrorist family, who got rank of General in Tajikistan.
Rustam Emomali is son of President Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan.
As we and all know he was in position Director Committee of Custom Control in Government of Tajikistan and he couldn't and didn't work for his country and his people honestly, he couldn't pay 100% budget of Government on this year, because he theft and work for his pocket from budget of Government.
When he started to work in Committee of Custom Control in Tajikistan, he employed all his young friends, who are like him drug addicts, uneducated, thieves and Committee of Custom Control was changed all workers and worked without specialists.
Rustam Emomali is a son of Emomali Rahmon started to sale positions and jobs and who wants to work so should buy from Rustami Emomali on 20000$- 50000$ in Tajikistan. Who will buy this post and position or this job, so he can and he let do every illegals jobs in Custom Control and On the Border in delivery and export and import goods and they don't formalize in custom and tax documents in Government of Tajikistan.
The Committee of Custom Control become to dirty Committee, it become to thief or drummer Committee.
When on 28.02.2011 Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon became on position Chief of Corruption in Custom Control Committee, in border of Tajikistan starts taking bribe from every deliver lorry or wagon of goods in Tajikistan. This bribe became up 2000$-3000$ from every car of goods.
When Family of Emomali Rahmon will be on position and job in Government or Committee, so at this Committee never will prosperity and progress, because this Family of Emomali Rahmon knows only how to steal and how to rob.
The Family of Emomali Rahmon don't know how to work, how to talk with people, how to thinking or how conspired prosperity, how manage and control, because all their Diplomas are bought.
Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan during his work on Corruption Custom Control, he lets his friends to pay in Government budget this much and the remaining and all the rest of it yours. And he lets them to work in their pocket from budget of Tajikistan.
- published: 10 Apr 2015
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- published: 02 Jun 2015
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Президент Таджикистана Эмомали Рахмон во время своего визита в Саудовскую Аравию вместе со своей супругой и несколькими детьми совершили малый Хадж.
Зиёрати Президенти Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон Эмомалӣ Раҳмон аз қиблаи муъминон — Каъба
Э. Рахмон в четвертый раз совершает хадж, и второй раз побывал внутри здания Каабы, где совершил намаз.
Бо амри Подшоҳи Арабистони Саудӣ дари Каъбатуллоҳ ба рӯйи Эмомалӣ Раҳмон боз шуд.
- published: 05 Jan 2016
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The President of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon was conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Leadership on 24 June 2014 for his transformational leadership that has lifted the Republic of Tajikistan to new heights of economic competitiveness, his dedication to build international rapport for the country and for his inspirational leadership in social engineering.
Get the full story here: http://bit.ly/1mq6jKE
- published: 08 Aug 2014
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Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon to discuss bilateral relations at the seventh BRICS summit in Ufa, Wednesday.
The two leaders praised the warm relations the countries have with each other. Putin noted that the trade volume between Russia and Tajikistan rose by 21 percent, which he said was "a good sign", and acknowledged Tajikistan's efforts within the scope of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (ODKB) as well as the successful military drills the Russian and Tajik military had conducted earlier this year.
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Emomali Rahmon
Emomalii Rahmon (Persian: امامعلی رحمان), (Tajik: Эмомалӣ Раҳмон; born 5 October 1952) is a Tajik politician who has served as Tajikistan's head of state since 1992, and as President since 1994.
During the early years of his presidency, Rahmon faced a civil war in which up to 100,000 people died. In 2013, he was elected to a fourth term in office.
Early life
Rahmon was born as Emomali Sharipovich Rahmonov (Russian: Эмомали́ Шари́пович Рахмо́нов) to a peasant family in Danghara,Kulob Oblast (present-day Khatlon province). The Russian ending "-ov" was added to the first name of the father of Central Asian men in the 19th century to create surnames reflecting the influence of the Russian Empire. From 1971 to 1974 he served in the Soviet Armed Forces.
As an apparatchik rising through the nomenklatura, his original power base was as chairman of the collective state farm of his native Danghara. In 1982, he graduated from the Tajik State National University with a bachelor's degree in Economics. From 1976 to 1988, he served as Chairman of the Union Committee of the collective farm in Danghara.
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Coordinates: 39°N 71°E / 39°N 71°E / 39; 71
Tajikistan (
i/tɑːˈdʒiːkᵻstɑːn/, /təˈdʒiːkᵻstæn/, or /tæˈdʒiːkiːstæn/; Тоҷикистон [tɔd͡ʒikɪsˈtɔn]), officially the Republic of Tajikistan (Tajik: Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон, Çumhuriji Toçikiston/Jumhuriyi Tojikiston; Russian: Респу́блика Таджикистан, Respublika Tadzhikistan), is a mountainous landlocked sovereign country in Central Asia. With an estimated 8 million people in 2013, it is the 98th most populous country and with an area of 143,100 km2 (55,300 sq mi), it is the 96th largest country in the world. It is bordered by Afghanistan to the south, Uzbekistan to the west, Kyrgyzstan to the north, and China to the east. Pakistan lies to the south separated by the narrow Wakhan Corridor. Traditional homelands of Tajik people included present-day Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.
The territory that now constitutes Tajikistan was previously home to several ancient cultures, including the city of Sarazm of the Neolithic and the Bronze Age, and was later home to kingdoms ruled by people of different faiths and cultures, including the Oxus civilization, Andronovo culture, Buddhism, Nestorian Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Manichaeism. The area has been ruled by numerous empires and dynasties, including the Achaemenid Empire, Sassanian Empire, Hephthalite Empire, Samanid Empire, Mongol Empire, Timurid dynasty, and the Russian Empire. As a result of the breakup of the Soviet Union, Tajikistan became an independent nation in 1991. A civil war was fought almost immediately after independence, lasting from 1992 to 1997. Since the end of the war, newly established political stability and foreign aid have allowed the country's economy to grow.
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President of Tajikistan
The President of Tajikistan is the Head of State and highest position within the Government of Tajikistan. The position of President was created in November 1990 while Tajikistan was still a Soviet Republic. The president of Tajikistan lives in the capital, Dushanbe.
History of the Presidency
The first president of Tajikistan was Qahhor Mahkamov, who held the position of First Secretary of the Communist Party of Tajikistan and was appointed President of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic in November 1990. Mahkamov served both as First Secretary and President but was forced to resign in August 1991 due to the unpopularity of his support for the August Coup of 1991 in Moscow and the resulting street demonstrations in Dushanbe. From 1991 to 1992 the post of the president changed hands several times due to the political changes and uncertainly following the dissolution of the Soviet Union and ensuing social unrest and violence in the Tajikistan Civil War. Since 1994, Emomali Rahmonov has held the position of the presidency. The presidential elections were last held in 2013. Presidential elections in Tajikistan have consistently been criticized by international observers as unfair and favoring the ruling party.
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President
A president is the leader of a country or a division or part of a country, typically a republic, a democracy, or a dictatorship. The title "president" is sometimes used by extension for leaders of other groups, including corporate entities.
Etymologically, a president is one who presides (from Latin prae- "before" + sedere "to sit"; giving the term praeses). Originally, the term referred to the presiding officer of a ceremony or meeting (i.e., chairman), but today it most commonly refers to an executive official. Among other things, "President" today is a common title for the heads of state of most republics, whether presidential republics, semi-presidential republics or parliamentary republics.
Title
The title President is derived from the Latin prae- "before" + sedere "to sit." As such, it originally designated the officer who presides over or "sits before" a gathering and ensures that debate is conducted according to the rules of order (see also chairman and speaker). Early examples are from the universities of Oxford and Cambridge (from 1464) and the founding President of the Royal Society William Brouncker in 1660. This usage survives today in the title of such offices as "President of the Board of Trade" and "Lord President of the Council" in the United Kingdom, as well as "President of the Senate" (one of the roles constitutionally assigned to the Vice-President of the United States). The officiating priest at certain Anglican religious services, too, is sometimes called the "President" in this sense. However the most common modern usage is as the title of a head of state in a republic.
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8:29euronews interview - President Emomali Rahmon: There is no short-cut to democracy
euronews interview - President Emomali Rahmon: There is no short-cut to democracyeuronews interview - President Emomali Rahmon: There is no short-cut to democracy
http://www.euronews.com/ Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is one of the poorest countries in Central Asia. On Norouz, the first day of the Persian New Year, Emomali Rahmon the President of Tajikistan spoke to euronews on the situation in the country 20 years after independence, relations with Russia and Iran and democratisation in the country. euronews: Your Excellency Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan, happy new year. Do you see the Norouz as an occasion to celebrate the national identity of the Tajikistan? Are the Norouz ceremonies these days the beginning of the restoration of Tajik identity which was so damaged by the former Soviet Union? President Emomali Rahmon: During the Soviet era, there were huge restrictions on performing traditions and national customs. These celebrations were banned and those who practised them were persecuted. But this celebration is in the heart of our people. Even during more than 70 years of domination, the soviet regime could not abolish this tradition. The same thing had happened even before the USSR, as it was thought to be against Islam, but finally it was accepted. Norouz is the celebration of the victory of virtue over the vice. It encourages good deeds. It is about forgiveness. Such a celebration is one of the rarest in the world. euronews: Iran has been under increasing international sanctions. Have they had an impact on relations between Tajikistan and Iran? President Emomali Rahmon: As far as we know, the Islamic Republic of Iran does not intend to buy or make nuclear weapons. Iran has progressed, the country has developed. All the problems regarding the nuclear issue must be solved solely through dialogue and diplomatic means. These sanctions have, of course, had an effect on us. I think not only Tajikistan, but many of developed countries such as European countries and Japan have been affected as well. The price of oil and gas have increased. This benefits the oil-producing countries and not those consuming oil. Many of the developed countries which used to buy Iran's oil have been affected by these sanctions, negatively. The increase in world oil and gas prices has, of course, damaged our economy. euronews: Roughly one million Tajik migrants work in Russia. Has this caused problems for Tajik society and has it possibly helped Russia to continue its influence in Tajikistan? President Emomali Rahmon: About a million Tajik labourers and workers live and work in Russia. Well, that is true, but where else can they go in the region? Through their work, they help their families and also help the economy of their country. The Government of Tajikistan has very good arrangements with the Russian authorities to support the rights and interests of the Tajik migrant workers in the Russian Federation. I don't believe that our relations and our strategic cooperation with Russia have restricted Tajikistan, that is not the case. We have a foreign policy of open doors. euronews: Recently, Russia held presidential elections. As the President of Tajikistan do you believe that simply holding elections in a country means there is democracy? A government that has had the same policy and the same ideology for 70-80 years, cannot change in just 10-20 years into the model of a democratic and civilised society. It takes time to change the mentality of people. This process has started in Russia and other former Soviet republics. During the Russian elections - in which political groups could freely express their opinions - did that not show some progress, moving towards democracy? But you know that mistakes and errors are inevitable in the beginning. An American or European style democracy in Russia or other former soviet republics in just a year or so, is impossible, it is just a dream. euronews: What is your opinion of human rights during these 20 years since Tajik independence. Do you think the situation is satisfactory now? President Emomali Rahmon: I remember in 1990-91, in the first year of independence, there were only 4 private newspapers, we had just one TV station, and there was just one state-owned news agency. But now there are more than 3000 active organisations, political parties, and NGOs. Around 500 newspapers and magazines are published, 60% of which are privately-owned. There are 44 television stations, just 4 of which belong to the government. Little by little, we have done a lot of work to protect human rights in Tajikistan. As you know we have many problems and this process regarding growth and development of our society will find its way, step by step. euronews: Find us on: Youtube http://bit.ly/zr3upY Facebook http://www.facebook.com/euronews.fans Twitter http://twitter.com/euronews -
0:48Banned From Tajikistan Video - President Emomali Rahmon Karaoke
Banned From Tajikistan Video - President Emomali Rahmon KaraokeBanned From Tajikistan Video - President Emomali Rahmon Karaoke
Have you ever karaoked so badly that your country banned YouTube to prevent national embarrassment? A humiliating video of a performance by Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon, taken in 2007 but put on YouTube in May, is thought to be the reason the country blocked YouTube access for a week. The block lasted from May 18-27, according to a Global Voices report, but it didn't grab a lot of attention. Perhaps that's because Tajikistan, a nation of 8 million people, only has 2 million Internet users. Or perhaps it's because the country has blocked YouTube at least three times in the past year. The country's Communication Service, which regulates Tajikistan's Internet service providers, confirmed the ban on the day it was lifted, but refused to elaborate on the reason behind it. It's not hard to notice that the ban started just as the video of Rahmon started to go viral, though. Uploaded the day the ban began, the video was promoted on Facebook by Dodojon Atavulloev, a well-known dissident in exile. Titled "Drunk Tajik President sings a song," the clip shows Rahmon at his son's wedding, dancing and singing wildly off-key. Occasionally, the camera cuts to Rahmon's son and daughter-in-law as they stand stoically. If the video seems somewhat professional, that's because it is. It initially aired on the independent TV station K+, whose website was banned during the same period. -
16:59The Speech of Sharofiddin Gadoev about:Rustam Emomali theft over 200Million Dollars budget of Custom
The Speech of Sharofiddin Gadoev about:Rustam Emomali theft over 200Million Dollars budget of CustomThe Speech of Sharofiddin Gadoev about:Rustam Emomali theft over 200Million Dollars budget of Custom
Шарофиддин Гадоев . Greetings to all, dear brothers and sisters, people who want Freedom in Tajikistan, people who injured by terrorist and extremist regime of Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan! Today I want to tell about Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon, who is young 27 years old boy, who is drug addict boy, who is porter and rape very young and small girls, who is killer, who is from extremist and terrorist family, who got rank of General in Tajikistan. Rustam Emomali is son of President Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan. As we and all know he was in position Director Committee of Custom Control in Government of Tajikistan and he couldn't and didn't work for his country and his people honestly, he couldn't pay 100% budget of Government on this year, because he theft and work for his pocket from budget of Government. When he started to work in Committee of Custom Control in Tajikistan, he employed all his young friends, who are like him drug addicts, uneducated, thieves and Committee of Custom Control was changed all workers and worked without specialists. Rustam Emomali is a son of Emomali Rahmon started to sale positions and jobs and who wants to work so should buy from Rustami Emomali on 20000$- 50000$ in Tajikistan. Who will buy this post and position or this job, so he can and he let do every illegals jobs in Custom Control and On the Border in delivery and export and import goods and they don't formalize in custom and tax documents in Government of Tajikistan. The Committee of Custom Control become to dirty Committee, it become to thief or drummer Committee. When on 28.02.2011 Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon became on position Chief of Corruption in Custom Control Committee, in border of Tajikistan starts taking bribe from every deliver lorry or wagon of goods in Tajikistan. This bribe became up 2000$-3000$ from every car of goods. When Family of Emomali Rahmon will be on position and job in Government or Committee, so at this Committee never will prosperity and progress, because this Family of Emomali Rahmon knows only how to steal and how to rob. The Family of Emomali Rahmon don't know how to work, how to talk with people, how to thinking or how conspired prosperity, how manage and control, because all their Diplomas are bought. Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan during his work on Corruption Custom Control, he lets his friends to pay in Government budget this much and the remaining and all the rest of it yours. And he lets them to work in their pocket from budget of Tajikistan. -
5:42Best Tajik Dance President E.Rahmon (Disco 80)
Best Tajik Dance President E.Rahmon (Disco 80)Best Tajik Dance President E.Rahmon (Disco 80)
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3:14Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon 2016
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1:27Эмомали Рахмон Вохури бо дехконбачаи Кулоби Emomali Rahmon
Эмомали Рахмон Вохури бо дехконбачаи Кулоби Emomali RahmonЭмомали Рахмон Вохури бо дехконбачаи Кулоби Emomali Rahmon
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4:09Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016
Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016
Президент Таджикистана Эмомали Рахмон во время своего визита в Саудовскую Аравию вместе со своей супругой и несколькими детьми совершили малый Хадж. Зиёрати Президенти Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон Эмомалӣ Раҳмон аз қиблаи муъминон — Каъба Э. Рахмон в четвертый раз совершает хадж, и второй раз побывал внутри здания Каабы, где совершил намаз. Бо амри Подшоҳи Арабистони Саудӣ дари Каъбатуллоҳ ба рӯйи Эмомалӣ Раҳмон боз шуд. -
3:36Celebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
Celebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali RahmonCelebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
The President of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon was conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Leadership on 24 June 2014 for his transformational leadership that has lifted the Republic of Tajikistan to new heights of economic competitiveness, his dedication to build international rapport for the country and for his inspirational leadership in social engineering. Get the full story here: http://bit.ly/1mq6jKE -
1:40Russia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in Ufa
Russia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in UfaRussia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in Ufa
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon to discuss bilateral relations at the seventh BRICS summit in Ufa, Wednesday. The two leaders praised the warm relations the countries have with each other. Putin noted that the trade volume between Russia and Tajikistan rose by 21 percent, which he said was "a good sign", and acknowledged Tajikistan's efforts within the scope of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (ODKB) as well as the successful military drills the Russian and Tajik military had conducted earlier this year. Video ID: 20150708-074 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly -
15:06mujahid dar tojikiston islam emomali rahmon
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euronews interview - President Emomali Rahmon: There is no short-cut to democracy
http://www.euronews.com/ Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is one of the poorest countries in Central Asia. On Norouz, the first day of the Persian New Year, Emomali Rahmon the President of Tajikistan spoke to euronews on the situation in the country 20 years after independence, relations with Russia and Iran and democratisation in the country. euronews: Your Excellency Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan, happy new year. Do you see the Norouz as an occasion to celebrate the national identity of the Tajikistan? Are the Norouz ceremonies these days the beginning of the restoration of Tajik identity which was so damaged by the former Soviet Union? President Emomali Rahmon: During the Soviet era, there were huge restrictions on performing traditions and national customs. These ce...
published: 30 Mar 2012 -
Banned From Tajikistan Video - President Emomali Rahmon Karaoke
Have you ever karaoked so badly that your country banned YouTube to prevent national embarrassment? A humiliating video of a performance by Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon, taken in 2007 but put on YouTube in May, is thought to be the reason the country blocked YouTube access for a week. The block lasted from May 18-27, according to a Global Voices report, but it didn't grab a lot of attention. Perhaps that's because Tajikistan, a nation of 8 million people, only has 2 million Internet users. Or perhaps it's because the country has blocked YouTube at least three times in the past year. The country's Communication Service, which regulates Tajikistan's Internet service providers, confirmed the ban on the day it was lifted, but refused to elaborate on the reason behind it. It's not ha...
published: 07 Jun 2013 -
The Speech of Sharofiddin Gadoev about:Rustam Emomali theft over 200Million Dollars budget of Custom
Шарофиддин Гадоев . Greetings to all, dear brothers and sisters, people who want Freedom in Tajikistan, people who injured by terrorist and extremist regime of Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan! Today I want to tell about Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon, who is young 27 years old boy, who is drug addict boy, who is porter and rape very young and small girls, who is killer, who is from extremist and terrorist family, who got rank of General in Tajikistan. Rustam Emomali is son of President Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan. As we and all know he was in position Director Committee of Custom Control in Government of Tajikistan and he couldn't and didn't work for his country and his people honestly, he couldn't pay 100% budget of Government on this year, because he theft and work for his pocket fro...
published: 10 Apr 2015 -
Best Tajik Dance President E.Rahmon (Disco 80)
Emomali Rahmon Tajikistan,President Эмомалӣ Раҳмон,Vladimir Putin,Islam Karimov,Barak Obama Таджик
published: 02 Jun 2015 -
Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon 2016
Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon
published: 28 May 2016 -
Эмомали Рахмон Вохури бо дехконбачаи Кулоби Emomali Rahmon
published: 06 Oct 2016 -
Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016
Президент Таджикистана Эмомали Рахмон во время своего визита в Саудовскую Аравию вместе со своей супругой и несколькими детьми совершили малый Хадж. Зиёрати Президенти Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон Эмомалӣ Раҳмон аз қиблаи муъминон — Каъба Э. Рахмон в четвертый раз совершает хадж, и второй раз побывал внутри здания Каабы, где совершил намаз. Бо амри Подшоҳи Арабистони Саудӣ дари Каъбатуллоҳ ба рӯйи Эмомалӣ Раҳмон боз шуд.
published: 05 Jan 2016 -
Celebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
The President of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon was conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Leadership on 24 June 2014 for his transformational leadership that has lifted the Republic of Tajikistan to new heights of economic competitiveness, his dedication to build international rapport for the country and for his inspirational leadership in social engineering. Get the full story here: http://bit.ly/1mq6jKE
published: 08 Aug 2014 -
Russia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in Ufa
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon to discuss bilateral relations at the seventh BRICS summit in Ufa, Wednesday. The two leaders praised the warm relations the countries have with each other. Putin noted that the trade volume between Russia and Tajikistan rose by 21 percent, which he said was "a good sign", and acknowledged Tajikistan's efforts within the scope of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (ODKB) as well as the successful military drills the Russian and Tajik military had conducted earlier this year. Video ID: 20150708-074 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly In...
published: 08 Jul 2015 -
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euronews interview - President Emomali Rahmon: There is no short-cut to democracy
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- Duration: 8:29
- Updated: 30 Mar 2012
- views: 22317
http://www.euronews.com/ Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is one of the poorest countries in Central Asia. On Norouz, the first day of the Persian New Year...
http://www.euronews.com/ Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is one of the poorest countries in Central Asia. On Norouz, the first day of the Persian New Year, Emomali Rahmon the President of Tajikistan spoke to euronews on the situation in the country 20 years after independence, relations with Russia and Iran and democratisation in the country.
euronews:
Your Excellency Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan, happy new year. Do you see the Norouz as an occasion to celebrate the national identity of the Tajikistan? Are the Norouz ceremonies these days the beginning of the restoration of Tajik identity which was so damaged by the former Soviet Union?
President Emomali Rahmon:
During the Soviet era, there were huge restrictions on performing traditions and national customs. These celebrations were banned and those who practised them were persecuted. But this celebration is in the heart of our people. Even during more than 70 years of domination, the soviet regime could not abolish this tradition.
The same thing had happened even before the USSR, as it was thought to be against Islam, but finally it was accepted. Norouz is the celebration of the victory of virtue over the vice. It encourages good deeds. It is about forgiveness. Such a celebration is one of the rarest in the world.
euronews:
Iran has been under increasing international sanctions. Have they had an impact on relations between Tajikistan and Iran?
President Emomali Rahmon:
As far as we know, the Islamic Republic of Iran does not intend to buy or make nuclear weapons. Iran has progressed, the country has developed. All the problems regarding the nuclear issue must be solved solely through dialogue and diplomatic means.
These sanctions have, of course, had an effect on us. I think not only Tajikistan, but many of developed countries such as European countries and Japan have been affected as well. The price of oil and gas have increased. This benefits the oil-producing countries and not those consuming oil. Many of the developed countries which used to buy Iran's oil have been affected by these sanctions, negatively. The increase in world oil and gas prices has, of course, damaged our economy.
euronews:
Roughly one million Tajik migrants work in Russia. Has this caused problems for Tajik society and has it possibly helped Russia to continue its influence in Tajikistan?
President Emomali Rahmon:
About a million Tajik labourers and workers live and work in Russia. Well, that is true, but where else can they go in the region? Through their work, they help their families and also help the economy of their country.
The Government of Tajikistan has very good arrangements with the Russian authorities to support the rights and interests of the Tajik migrant workers in the Russian Federation.
I don't believe that our relations and our strategic cooperation with Russia have restricted Tajikistan, that is not the case. We have a foreign policy of open doors.
euronews:
Recently, Russia held presidential elections. As the President of Tajikistan do you believe that simply holding elections in a country means there is democracy?
A government that has had the same policy and the same ideology for 70-80 years, cannot change in just 10-20 years into the model of a democratic and civilised society. It takes time to change the mentality of people.
This process has started in Russia and other former Soviet republics. During the Russian elections - in which political groups could freely express their opinions - did that not show some progress, moving towards democracy?
But you know that mistakes and errors are inevitable in the beginning. An American or European style democracy in Russia or other former soviet republics in just a year or so, is impossible, it is just a dream.
euronews:
What is your opinion of human rights during these 20 years since Tajik independence. Do you think the situation is satisfactory now?
President Emomali Rahmon:
I remember in 1990-91, in the first year of independence, there were only 4 private newspapers, we had just one TV station, and there was just one state-owned news agency. But now there are more than 3000 active organisations, political parties, and NGOs.
Around 500 newspapers and magazines are published, 60% of which are privately-owned. There are 44 television stations, just 4 of which belong to the government.
Little by little, we have done a lot of work to protect human rights in Tajikistan. As you know we have many problems and this process regarding growth and development of our society will find its way, step by step.
euronews:
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wn.com/Euronews Interview President Emomali Rahmon There Is No Short Cut To Democracy
http://www.euronews.com/ Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is one of the poorest countries in Central Asia. On Norouz, the first day of the Persian New Year, Emomali Rahmon the President of Tajikistan spoke to euronews on the situation in the country 20 years after independence, relations with Russia and Iran and democratisation in the country.
euronews:
Your Excellency Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan, happy new year. Do you see the Norouz as an occasion to celebrate the national identity of the Tajikistan? Are the Norouz ceremonies these days the beginning of the restoration of Tajik identity which was so damaged by the former Soviet Union?
President Emomali Rahmon:
During the Soviet era, there were huge restrictions on performing traditions and national customs. These celebrations were banned and those who practised them were persecuted. But this celebration is in the heart of our people. Even during more than 70 years of domination, the soviet regime could not abolish this tradition.
The same thing had happened even before the USSR, as it was thought to be against Islam, but finally it was accepted. Norouz is the celebration of the victory of virtue over the vice. It encourages good deeds. It is about forgiveness. Such a celebration is one of the rarest in the world.
euronews:
Iran has been under increasing international sanctions. Have they had an impact on relations between Tajikistan and Iran?
President Emomali Rahmon:
As far as we know, the Islamic Republic of Iran does not intend to buy or make nuclear weapons. Iran has progressed, the country has developed. All the problems regarding the nuclear issue must be solved solely through dialogue and diplomatic means.
These sanctions have, of course, had an effect on us. I think not only Tajikistan, but many of developed countries such as European countries and Japan have been affected as well. The price of oil and gas have increased. This benefits the oil-producing countries and not those consuming oil. Many of the developed countries which used to buy Iran's oil have been affected by these sanctions, negatively. The increase in world oil and gas prices has, of course, damaged our economy.
euronews:
Roughly one million Tajik migrants work in Russia. Has this caused problems for Tajik society and has it possibly helped Russia to continue its influence in Tajikistan?
President Emomali Rahmon:
About a million Tajik labourers and workers live and work in Russia. Well, that is true, but where else can they go in the region? Through their work, they help their families and also help the economy of their country.
The Government of Tajikistan has very good arrangements with the Russian authorities to support the rights and interests of the Tajik migrant workers in the Russian Federation.
I don't believe that our relations and our strategic cooperation with Russia have restricted Tajikistan, that is not the case. We have a foreign policy of open doors.
euronews:
Recently, Russia held presidential elections. As the President of Tajikistan do you believe that simply holding elections in a country means there is democracy?
A government that has had the same policy and the same ideology for 70-80 years, cannot change in just 10-20 years into the model of a democratic and civilised society. It takes time to change the mentality of people.
This process has started in Russia and other former Soviet republics. During the Russian elections - in which political groups could freely express their opinions - did that not show some progress, moving towards democracy?
But you know that mistakes and errors are inevitable in the beginning. An American or European style democracy in Russia or other former soviet republics in just a year or so, is impossible, it is just a dream.
euronews:
What is your opinion of human rights during these 20 years since Tajik independence. Do you think the situation is satisfactory now?
President Emomali Rahmon:
I remember in 1990-91, in the first year of independence, there were only 4 private newspapers, we had just one TV station, and there was just one state-owned news agency. But now there are more than 3000 active organisations, political parties, and NGOs.
Around 500 newspapers and magazines are published, 60% of which are privately-owned. There are 44 television stations, just 4 of which belong to the government.
Little by little, we have done a lot of work to protect human rights in Tajikistan. As you know we have many problems and this process regarding growth and development of our society will find its way, step by step.
euronews:
Find us on:
Youtube http://bit.ly/zr3upY
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- published: 30 Mar 2012
- views: 22317
Banned From Tajikistan Video - President Emomali Rahmon Karaoke
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:48
- Updated: 07 Jun 2013
- views: 44145
Have you ever karaoked so badly that your country banned YouTube to prevent national embarrassment?
A humiliating video of a performance by Tajikistan Presiden...
Have you ever karaoked so badly that your country banned YouTube to prevent national embarrassment?
A humiliating video of a performance by Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon, taken in 2007 but put on YouTube in May, is thought to be the reason the country blocked YouTube access for a week.
The block lasted from May 18-27, according to a Global Voices report, but it didn't grab a lot of attention. Perhaps that's because Tajikistan, a nation of 8 million people, only has 2 million Internet users. Or perhaps it's because the country has blocked YouTube at least three times in the past year.
The country's Communication Service, which regulates Tajikistan's Internet service providers, confirmed the ban on the day it was lifted, but refused to elaborate on the reason behind it.
It's not hard to notice that the ban started just as the video of Rahmon started to go viral, though. Uploaded the day the ban began, the video was promoted on Facebook by Dodojon Atavulloev, a well-known dissident in exile.
Titled "Drunk Tajik President sings a song," the clip shows Rahmon at his son's wedding, dancing and singing wildly off-key. Occasionally, the camera cuts to Rahmon's son and daughter-in-law as they stand stoically.
If the video seems somewhat professional, that's because it is. It initially aired on the independent TV station K+, whose website was banned during the same period.
wn.com/Banned From Tajikistan Video President Emomali Rahmon Karaoke
Have you ever karaoked so badly that your country banned YouTube to prevent national embarrassment?
A humiliating video of a performance by Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon, taken in 2007 but put on YouTube in May, is thought to be the reason the country blocked YouTube access for a week.
The block lasted from May 18-27, according to a Global Voices report, but it didn't grab a lot of attention. Perhaps that's because Tajikistan, a nation of 8 million people, only has 2 million Internet users. Or perhaps it's because the country has blocked YouTube at least three times in the past year.
The country's Communication Service, which regulates Tajikistan's Internet service providers, confirmed the ban on the day it was lifted, but refused to elaborate on the reason behind it.
It's not hard to notice that the ban started just as the video of Rahmon started to go viral, though. Uploaded the day the ban began, the video was promoted on Facebook by Dodojon Atavulloev, a well-known dissident in exile.
Titled "Drunk Tajik President sings a song," the clip shows Rahmon at his son's wedding, dancing and singing wildly off-key. Occasionally, the camera cuts to Rahmon's son and daughter-in-law as they stand stoically.
If the video seems somewhat professional, that's because it is. It initially aired on the independent TV station K+, whose website was banned during the same period.
- published: 07 Jun 2013
- views: 44145
The Speech of Sharofiddin Gadoev about:Rustam Emomali theft over 200Million Dollars budget of Custom
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:59
- Updated: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 52676
Шарофиддин Гадоев . Greetings to all, dear brothers and sisters, people who want Freedom in Tajikistan, people who injured by terrorist and extremist regime of ...
Шарофиддин Гадоев . Greetings to all, dear brothers and sisters, people who want Freedom in Tajikistan, people who injured by terrorist and extremist regime of Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan!
Today I want to tell about Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon, who is young 27 years old boy, who is drug addict boy, who is porter and rape very young and small girls, who is killer, who is from extremist and terrorist family, who got rank of General in Tajikistan.
Rustam Emomali is son of President Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan.
As we and all know he was in position Director Committee of Custom Control in Government of Tajikistan and he couldn't and didn't work for his country and his people honestly, he couldn't pay 100% budget of Government on this year, because he theft and work for his pocket from budget of Government.
When he started to work in Committee of Custom Control in Tajikistan, he employed all his young friends, who are like him drug addicts, uneducated, thieves and Committee of Custom Control was changed all workers and worked without specialists.
Rustam Emomali is a son of Emomali Rahmon started to sale positions and jobs and who wants to work so should buy from Rustami Emomali on 20000$- 50000$ in Tajikistan. Who will buy this post and position or this job, so he can and he let do every illegals jobs in Custom Control and On the Border in delivery and export and import goods and they don't formalize in custom and tax documents in Government of Tajikistan.
The Committee of Custom Control become to dirty Committee, it become to thief or drummer Committee.
When on 28.02.2011 Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon became on position Chief of Corruption in Custom Control Committee, in border of Tajikistan starts taking bribe from every deliver lorry or wagon of goods in Tajikistan. This bribe became up 2000$-3000$ from every car of goods.
When Family of Emomali Rahmon will be on position and job in Government or Committee, so at this Committee never will prosperity and progress, because this Family of Emomali Rahmon knows only how to steal and how to rob.
The Family of Emomali Rahmon don't know how to work, how to talk with people, how to thinking or how conspired prosperity, how manage and control, because all their Diplomas are bought.
Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan during his work on Corruption Custom Control, he lets his friends to pay in Government budget this much and the remaining and all the rest of it yours. And he lets them to work in their pocket from budget of Tajikistan.
wn.com/The Speech Of Sharofiddin Gadoev About Rustam Emomali Theft Over 200Million Dollars Budget Of Custom
Шарофиддин Гадоев . Greetings to all, dear brothers and sisters, people who want Freedom in Tajikistan, people who injured by terrorist and extremist regime of Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan!
Today I want to tell about Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon, who is young 27 years old boy, who is drug addict boy, who is porter and rape very young and small girls, who is killer, who is from extremist and terrorist family, who got rank of General in Tajikistan.
Rustam Emomali is son of President Emomali Rahmon in Tajikistan.
As we and all know he was in position Director Committee of Custom Control in Government of Tajikistan and he couldn't and didn't work for his country and his people honestly, he couldn't pay 100% budget of Government on this year, because he theft and work for his pocket from budget of Government.
When he started to work in Committee of Custom Control in Tajikistan, he employed all his young friends, who are like him drug addicts, uneducated, thieves and Committee of Custom Control was changed all workers and worked without specialists.
Rustam Emomali is a son of Emomali Rahmon started to sale positions and jobs and who wants to work so should buy from Rustami Emomali on 20000$- 50000$ in Tajikistan. Who will buy this post and position or this job, so he can and he let do every illegals jobs in Custom Control and On the Border in delivery and export and import goods and they don't formalize in custom and tax documents in Government of Tajikistan.
The Committee of Custom Control become to dirty Committee, it become to thief or drummer Committee.
When on 28.02.2011 Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon became on position Chief of Corruption in Custom Control Committee, in border of Tajikistan starts taking bribe from every deliver lorry or wagon of goods in Tajikistan. This bribe became up 2000$-3000$ from every car of goods.
When Family of Emomali Rahmon will be on position and job in Government or Committee, so at this Committee never will prosperity and progress, because this Family of Emomali Rahmon knows only how to steal and how to rob.
The Family of Emomali Rahmon don't know how to work, how to talk with people, how to thinking or how conspired prosperity, how manage and control, because all their Diplomas are bought.
Rustam Emomali son of Emomali Rahmon President of Tajikistan during his work on Corruption Custom Control, he lets his friends to pay in Government budget this much and the remaining and all the rest of it yours. And he lets them to work in their pocket from budget of Tajikistan.
- published: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 52676
Best Tajik Dance President E.Rahmon (Disco 80)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:42
- Updated: 02 Jun 2015
- views: 6992
Emomali Rahmon
Tajikistan,President
Эмомалӣ Раҳмон,Vladimir Putin,Islam Karimov,Barak Obama
Таджик
- published: 02 Jun 2015
- views: 6992
Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:14
- Updated: 28 May 2016
- views: 6919
Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon
Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon
wn.com/Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon 2016
Эмомали Рахмон Вохури бо дехконбачаи Кулоби Emomali Rahmon
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- Duration: 1:27
- Updated: 06 Oct 2016
- views: 635
- published: 06 Oct 2016
- views: 635
Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016
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- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 63714
Президент Таджикистана Эмомали Рахмон во время своего визита в Саудовскую Аравию вместе со своей супругой и несколькими детьми совершили малый Хадж.
Зиёрати Пр...
Президент Таджикистана Эмомали Рахмон во время своего визита в Саудовскую Аравию вместе со своей супругой и несколькими детьми совершили малый Хадж.
Зиёрати Президенти Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон Эмомалӣ Раҳмон аз қиблаи муъминон — Каъба
Э. Рахмон в четвертый раз совершает хадж, и второй раз побывал внутри здания Каабы, где совершил намаз.
Бо амри Подшоҳи Арабистони Саудӣ дари Каъбатуллоҳ ба рӯйи Эмомалӣ Раҳмон боз шуд.
wn.com/Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон Совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016
Президент Таджикистана Эмомали Рахмон во время своего визита в Саудовскую Аравию вместе со своей супругой и несколькими детьми совершили малый Хадж.
Зиёрати Президенти Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон Эмомалӣ Раҳмон аз қиблаи муъминон — Каъба
Э. Рахмон в четвертый раз совершает хадж, и второй раз побывал внутри здания Каабы, где совершил намаз.
Бо амри Подшоҳи Арабистони Саудӣ дари Каъбатуллоҳ ба рӯйи Эмомалӣ Раҳмон боз шуд.
- published: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 63714
Celebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 08 Aug 2014
- views: 10085
The President of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon was conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Leadership on 24 June 2014 for his transformational leadership...
The President of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon was conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Leadership on 24 June 2014 for his transformational leadership that has lifted the Republic of Tajikistan to new heights of economic competitiveness, his dedication to build international rapport for the country and for his inspirational leadership in social engineering.
Get the full story here: http://bit.ly/1mq6jKE
wn.com/Celebrating The Leadership Of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
The President of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon was conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Leadership on 24 June 2014 for his transformational leadership that has lifted the Republic of Tajikistan to new heights of economic competitiveness, his dedication to build international rapport for the country and for his inspirational leadership in social engineering.
Get the full story here: http://bit.ly/1mq6jKE
- published: 08 Aug 2014
- views: 10085
Russia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in Ufa
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- Duration: 1:40
- Updated: 08 Jul 2015
- views: 2441
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon to discuss bilateral relations at the seventh BRICS summit in Ufa, Wednesday.
The two...
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon to discuss bilateral relations at the seventh BRICS summit in Ufa, Wednesday.
The two leaders praised the warm relations the countries have with each other. Putin noted that the trade volume between Russia and Tajikistan rose by 21 percent, which he said was "a good sign", and acknowledged Tajikistan's efforts within the scope of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (ODKB) as well as the successful military drills the Russian and Tajik military had conducted earlier this year.
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wn.com/Russia Putin Meets Tajik President Rahmon At Brics Summit In Ufa
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon to discuss bilateral relations at the seventh BRICS summit in Ufa, Wednesday.
The two leaders praised the warm relations the countries have with each other. Putin noted that the trade volume between Russia and Tajikistan rose by 21 percent, which he said was "a good sign", and acknowledged Tajikistan's efforts within the scope of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (ODKB) as well as the successful military drills the Russian and Tajik military had conducted earlier this year.
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euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "En cuanto a los derechos humanos vamos paso a paso"
http://fr.euronews.com/ La ex república soviética de Tayikistán es uno de los países más pobres de Asia Central. El presidente de Tayikistán Emomali Rahmon, en el poder desde 1994, ha hablado con Euronews sobre la situación de este país 20 años después de su independencia, sobre la relación con Rusia e Irán y sobre el proceso de democratización en el país. Euronews: Presidente de Tayikistán, muchas felicidades por la festividad del Norouz, el año nuevo. Me gustaría saber si considera que esta festividad está asociada a la identidad nacional del país, si esta celebración es el preludio de la restauración de esa identidad, que fue dañada en tiempos de la antigua Unión Soviética. Emomali Rahmon: Durante la época de la URSS hubo enormes restricciones en cuanto a las costumbres y tradici...
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euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "la question des droits de l'homme progresse petit à petit"
http://fr.euronews.com/ Ancienne république soviétique, le Tadjikistan est aujourd'hui l'un des pays les plus pauvres d'Asie centrale. A l'occasion des célébrations du Norouz, qui marque le nouvel an du calendrier perse, euronews s'est entretenu avec le chef de l'état Emomali Rahmon, à Douchanbé, la capitale du pays. 20 ans après l'indépendance, qu'en est-il des droits de l'homme, de la démocratisation et des relations avec la Russie et l'Iran ? Interview. Babak Kamiar, euronews : "Monsieur Emomali Rahmon, permettez-moi d'abord de vous souhaiter une bonne et heureuse nouvelle année. Je voudrais d'abord savoir si à vos yeux le Norouz est un évènement qui implique l'identité nationale ? Est-ce que les cérémonies de ces derniers jours marquent le début de la restauration de l'identit...
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euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon: "Temos uma política de portas abertas com o estrangeiro"
http://pt.euronews.com/ O Tajiquistão é uma das repúblicas da antiga União Soviética e um dos países mais pobres da Ásia Central. Duas décadas após a independência, o presidente Emomali Rahmon faz o balanço da situação do país. A relação com a Rússia, com o Irão, o processo de democratização e, ainda, a situação da segurança na fronteira com o Afeganistão. Euronews: Estamos em pleno Noruz, a festa tradicional que celebra o Ano Novo no calendário persa. Considera que esta festividade faz parte da identidade do Tajiquistão? Serão estas cerimónias um prelúdio da restauração da identidade Tajique, que foi suprimida durante a União Soviética? Emomali Rahmon: "Na época da URSS houve muitas restrições para as pessoas que cumpriam as tradições e os costumes nacionais. Estas celebrações foram ...
published: 31 Mar 2012 -
Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries
From the Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries, Motoo Konishi after meeting with the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon.
published: 11 Mar 2010 -
TV Report Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon Visit to Kabul
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euronews interview - Presidente Tagikistan a euronews "democrazia in paesi ex sovietici è un sogno"
http://it.euronews.com/ Il Tagikistan è uno dei paesi più poveri dell'Asia centrale. In occasione del Norouz, la festa che celebra l'inizio dell'anno nel calendario persiano, euronews ha incontrato il presidente Emomali Rahmon. Eletto per la prima volta nel 1992, durante i primi anni del suo mandato, ha affrontato una guerra civile che ha contato oltre 100.000 vittime. Babak Kamiar, euronews: presidente Rahmon, innanzitutto felice Norouz. Vorrei sapere se considera queste celebrazioni come un'occasione per rafforzare l'identità nazionale del Tagikistan. Le celebrazioni del Norouz possono rappresentare il preludio al restauro dell'identità tagika, che è stata compromessa durante l'Unione Sovietica? Emomali Rahmon: Durante il periodo dell'Unione Sovietica erano imposte restrizioni enorm...
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President Emomali Rahmon propaganda in Kalai-Khumb
Tajik president Emomali Rahmon is omnipresent in the main street of Kalai-Khumb, a small town on the Afghan border on the Tajik Highway.
published: 14 Sep 2015 -
LIVE: Putin holds meeting with Tajikistan president Emomali Rahmon
The 7th BRICS summit is due to start in Ufa on July 7. Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are expected to discuss further cooperation between the countires of the bloc, namely within the context of the newly-formed New Development Bank (NDB). The summit comes ahead of the 15th meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) on July 9 and 10 also in Ufa. Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly
published: 08 Jul 2015
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "En cuanto a los derechos humanos vamos paso a paso"
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- Duration: 8:29
- Updated: 30 Mar 2012
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http://fr.euronews.com/ La ex república soviética de Tayikistán es uno de los países más pobres de Asia Central.
El presidente de Tayikistán Emomali Rahmon, e...
http://fr.euronews.com/ La ex república soviética de Tayikistán es uno de los países más pobres de Asia Central.
El presidente de Tayikistán Emomali Rahmon, en el poder desde 1994, ha hablado con Euronews sobre la situación de este país 20 años después de su independencia, sobre la relación con Rusia e Irán y sobre el proceso de democratización en el país.
Euronews: Presidente de Tayikistán, muchas felicidades por la festividad del Norouz, el año nuevo.
Me gustaría saber si considera que esta festividad está asociada a la identidad nacional del país, si esta celebración es el preludio de la restauración de esa identidad, que fue dañada en tiempos de la antigua Unión Soviética.
Emomali Rahmon: Durante la época de la URSS hubo enormes restricciones en cuanto a las costumbres y tradiciones nacionales. Estas celebraciones fueron prohibidas y se enjuiciaba a quienes las practicaban. Pero la celebración del Noruz es algo que está en el corazón de nuestro pueblo. Incluso durante los 70 años de la dominación, el régimen soviético no pudo acabar con ello. Antes de la URSS ocurrió lo mismo y finalmente el Islam aceptó el Noruz. Con el Noruz celebramos la victoria de la virtud sobre el vicio. Se alientan las buenas acciones. Se trata del perdón. Es una de las celebraciones más singulares del mundo.
Euronews: Las sanciones entorno a Irán no han parado de crecer. ¿Han causado algún impacto en las relaciones entre Tayikistán e Irán?
Emomali Rahmon: Según nuestra información la República Islámica de Irán, básicamente, no está intentando fabricar armas nucleares. La República Islámica de Irán ha progresado, es un país que se ha desarrollado. Todos los problemas relacionados con el tema nuclear tienen que ser resueltos a través del diálogo y de las relaciones diplomáticas. Estas sanciones, desde luego, nos afectan. Creo que no solo Tayikistan, también otros países desarrollados de Europa o Japón se están viendo afectados. El precio del petróleo y del gas ha subido. Esto beneficia a los productores de petróleo, no a sus consumidores. Muchos de los países desarrollados, que solían comprar el petróleo iraní, se han visto afectados negativamente por estas sanciones. El aumento del precio del petróleo y del gas, por supuesto, ha perjudicado a nuestra economía.
Euronews: Cerca de un millón de emigrantes de Tayikistán trabajan en Rusia, ¿Esto supone un problema para la sociedad de Tayikistán? ¿No contribuye a reforzar la influencia de Rusia sobre su país?
Emomali Rahmon: Cerca de un millón de emigrantes de Tayikistán viven y trabajan en Rusia. Eso es cierto ¿Dónde más podrían ir en la región? Con su trabajo ayudan a sus familias y también ayudan a la economía de su país. El gobierno de Tayikistán tiene muy buenas relaciones de cooperación con las autoridades rusas en relación a los derechos e intereses de nuestros trabajadores. No creo que nuestras relaciones y nuestra cooperación estratégica con Rusia haya limitado las relaciones con otros países. Ese no es el caso. Tenemos una política de puertas abiertas de cara al exterior.
Euronews: Recientemente Rusia ha celebrado elecciones presidenciales. Como presidente de Tayikistán, ¿cree que la celebración de elecciones se traduce automáticamente en la existencia de una democracia?
Emomali Rahmon: Un gobierno que ha tenido la misma política y la misma ideología durante 70 u 80 años no puede transformarse en 10 o 20 en un modelo de sociedad democrática y civilizada. Se necesita tiempo para cambiar la mentalidad de la gente.
Este es un proceso que comenzó en Rusia y en otras ex repúblicas soviéticas. Las pasadas elecciones en las que los partidos políticos pudieron expresar libremente sus opiniones muestran un progreso en este proceso de democtratización.
Pero usted sabe que los errores y las equivocaciones son inevitables en esos primeros pasos. Conseguir en Rusia o en otras ex repúblicas soviéticas, en un año, una democracia de tipo americano o europeo es algo imposible, prácticamente un sueño.
EURONEWS: Tras la independencia de Tayikistán hace 20 años ¿Qué puede decirnos de los derechos humanos? ¿Cree que la situación es buena ahora?
Emomali Rahmon: Recuerdo que en 1990- 1991, en el primer año de la independencia, sólo había cuatro periódicos privados. Teníamos un solo canal de televisión y una agencia estatal de noticias. En la actualidad, hay más de 3.000 organizaciones activas, partidos políticos y organizaciones no gubernamentales.
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wn.com/Euronews Interview Emomali Rahmon En Cuanto A Los Derechos Humanos Vamos Paso A Paso
http://fr.euronews.com/ La ex república soviética de Tayikistán es uno de los países más pobres de Asia Central.
El presidente de Tayikistán Emomali Rahmon, en el poder desde 1994, ha hablado con Euronews sobre la situación de este país 20 años después de su independencia, sobre la relación con Rusia e Irán y sobre el proceso de democratización en el país.
Euronews: Presidente de Tayikistán, muchas felicidades por la festividad del Norouz, el año nuevo.
Me gustaría saber si considera que esta festividad está asociada a la identidad nacional del país, si esta celebración es el preludio de la restauración de esa identidad, que fue dañada en tiempos de la antigua Unión Soviética.
Emomali Rahmon: Durante la época de la URSS hubo enormes restricciones en cuanto a las costumbres y tradiciones nacionales. Estas celebraciones fueron prohibidas y se enjuiciaba a quienes las practicaban. Pero la celebración del Noruz es algo que está en el corazón de nuestro pueblo. Incluso durante los 70 años de la dominación, el régimen soviético no pudo acabar con ello. Antes de la URSS ocurrió lo mismo y finalmente el Islam aceptó el Noruz. Con el Noruz celebramos la victoria de la virtud sobre el vicio. Se alientan las buenas acciones. Se trata del perdón. Es una de las celebraciones más singulares del mundo.
Euronews: Las sanciones entorno a Irán no han parado de crecer. ¿Han causado algún impacto en las relaciones entre Tayikistán e Irán?
Emomali Rahmon: Según nuestra información la República Islámica de Irán, básicamente, no está intentando fabricar armas nucleares. La República Islámica de Irán ha progresado, es un país que se ha desarrollado. Todos los problemas relacionados con el tema nuclear tienen que ser resueltos a través del diálogo y de las relaciones diplomáticas. Estas sanciones, desde luego, nos afectan. Creo que no solo Tayikistan, también otros países desarrollados de Europa o Japón se están viendo afectados. El precio del petróleo y del gas ha subido. Esto beneficia a los productores de petróleo, no a sus consumidores. Muchos de los países desarrollados, que solían comprar el petróleo iraní, se han visto afectados negativamente por estas sanciones. El aumento del precio del petróleo y del gas, por supuesto, ha perjudicado a nuestra economía.
Euronews: Cerca de un millón de emigrantes de Tayikistán trabajan en Rusia, ¿Esto supone un problema para la sociedad de Tayikistán? ¿No contribuye a reforzar la influencia de Rusia sobre su país?
Emomali Rahmon: Cerca de un millón de emigrantes de Tayikistán viven y trabajan en Rusia. Eso es cierto ¿Dónde más podrían ir en la región? Con su trabajo ayudan a sus familias y también ayudan a la economía de su país. El gobierno de Tayikistán tiene muy buenas relaciones de cooperación con las autoridades rusas en relación a los derechos e intereses de nuestros trabajadores. No creo que nuestras relaciones y nuestra cooperación estratégica con Rusia haya limitado las relaciones con otros países. Ese no es el caso. Tenemos una política de puertas abiertas de cara al exterior.
Euronews: Recientemente Rusia ha celebrado elecciones presidenciales. Como presidente de Tayikistán, ¿cree que la celebración de elecciones se traduce automáticamente en la existencia de una democracia?
Emomali Rahmon: Un gobierno que ha tenido la misma política y la misma ideología durante 70 u 80 años no puede transformarse en 10 o 20 en un modelo de sociedad democrática y civilizada. Se necesita tiempo para cambiar la mentalidad de la gente.
Este es un proceso que comenzó en Rusia y en otras ex repúblicas soviéticas. Las pasadas elecciones en las que los partidos políticos pudieron expresar libremente sus opiniones muestran un progreso en este proceso de democtratización.
Pero usted sabe que los errores y las equivocaciones son inevitables en esos primeros pasos. Conseguir en Rusia o en otras ex repúblicas soviéticas, en un año, una democracia de tipo americano o europeo es algo imposible, prácticamente un sueño.
EURONEWS: Tras la independencia de Tayikistán hace 20 años ¿Qué puede decirnos de los derechos humanos? ¿Cree que la situación es buena ahora?
Emomali Rahmon: Recuerdo que en 1990- 1991, en el primer año de la independencia, sólo había cuatro periódicos privados. Teníamos un solo canal de televisión y una agencia estatal de noticias. En la actualidad, hay más de 3.000 organizaciones activas, partidos políticos y organizaciones no gubernamentales.
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- published: 30 Mar 2012
- views: 653
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "la question des droits de l'homme progresse petit à petit"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:29
- Updated: 30 Mar 2012
- views: 948
http://fr.euronews.com/ Ancienne république soviétique, le Tadjikistan est aujourd'hui l'un des pays les plus pauvres d'Asie centrale. A l'occasion des célébrat...
http://fr.euronews.com/ Ancienne république soviétique, le Tadjikistan est aujourd'hui l'un des pays les plus pauvres d'Asie centrale. A l'occasion des célébrations du Norouz, qui marque le nouvel an du calendrier perse, euronews s'est entretenu avec le chef de l'état Emomali Rahmon, à Douchanbé, la capitale du pays.
20 ans après l'indépendance, qu'en est-il des droits de l'homme, de la démocratisation et des relations avec la Russie et l'Iran ?
Interview.
Babak Kamiar, euronews :
"Monsieur Emomali Rahmon, permettez-moi d'abord de vous souhaiter une bonne et heureuse nouvelle année. Je voudrais d'abord savoir si à vos yeux le Norouz est un évènement qui implique l'identité nationale ? Est-ce que les cérémonies de ces derniers jours marquent le début de la restauration de l'identité tadjike qui a tant souffert à l'époque de l'ex-Union soviétique ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
"Pendant l'ère soviétique, il y avait des restrictions énormes sur les personnes qui respectaient les traditions et coutumes nationales. Ces célébrations ont été interdites et ceux qui souhaitent malgré tout les perpétuer ont été persécutés. Mais cette grande fête du Norouz se trouve ancrée dans le cœur de notre peuple. Même une domination qui aura duré plus de 70 ans n'a pas permis au régime soviétique d'abolir cette tradition. Et bien avant même l'URSS, la même chose s'est plus ou moins produite avec l'Islam, laquelle religion a fini par accepter et reconnaître cette tradition ancétrale. Norouz est la célébration de la victoire de la vertu sur le vice. C'est un rite qui encourage les bonnes actions. Il est question avant tout de pardon. Cette fête fait figure d'exception dans le monde."
euronews :
"L'Iran a fait l'objet de sanctions internationales de plus en plus fortes. Y a-t-il eu un impact sur les relations entre le Tadjikistan et l'Iran ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
"Pour autant que je sache, la République islamique d'Iran n'a pas l'intention d'acheter ou de fabriquer des armes nucléaires. L'Iran a réalisé de sérieux progrès, le pays s'est développé. Tous les problèmes relatifs à la question nucléaire doivent être résolus uniquement par le dialogue et les moyens diplomatiques. Ces sanctions ont, bien sûr, eu un effet sur nous. Je pense que, non seulement le Tadjikistan, mais beaucoup de pays développés comme les pays européens et le Japon, ont ainsi été touchés. Le prix du pétrole et du gaz ont augmenté. Cela profite donc aux pays producteurs de pétrole, et non pas à ceux qui consomment ce pétrole. La plupart des pays développés, qui avaient pour habitude d'acheter du pétrole à l'Iran, ont été touchés par ces sanctions, négativement. L'augmentation mondiale des prix du gaz et du pétrole a donc bien sûr fragilisé notre économie."
euronews :
"Environ un million d'immigrés tadjiks travaillent en Russie. Est-ce que cela pèse sur les relations avec la Russie qui, peut-être, poursuit ainsi son influence ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
"Environ un million de travailleurs tadjiks vivent et travaillent en Russie, c'est vrai. Mais où peuvent-ils aller d'autre dans la région ? Grâce à leur travail, ils contribuent à aider leurs familles et aussi l'économie de leur pays. Le gouvernement du Tadjikistan a pris des dispositions pour entretenir de très bonnes relations avec les autorités russes, pour faire en sorte que les droits et les intérêts des travailleurs migrants tadjiks au sein de la fédération de Russie soient respectés. Je ne crois pas que nos relations et notre coopération stratégique avec la Russie ont limité le Tadjikistan. Ce n'est pas le cas. Nous avons une politique étrangère très ouverte."
euronews :
"Récemment, des élections présidentielles ont eu lieu en Russie. Pensez-vous, en tant que Président du Tadjikistan, que la tenue d'élections dans un pays suffit à elle seule à en faire une démocratie ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
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wn.com/Euronews Interview Emomali Rahmon La Question Des Droits De L'Homme Progresse Petit À Petit
http://fr.euronews.com/ Ancienne république soviétique, le Tadjikistan est aujourd'hui l'un des pays les plus pauvres d'Asie centrale. A l'occasion des célébrations du Norouz, qui marque le nouvel an du calendrier perse, euronews s'est entretenu avec le chef de l'état Emomali Rahmon, à Douchanbé, la capitale du pays.
20 ans après l'indépendance, qu'en est-il des droits de l'homme, de la démocratisation et des relations avec la Russie et l'Iran ?
Interview.
Babak Kamiar, euronews :
"Monsieur Emomali Rahmon, permettez-moi d'abord de vous souhaiter une bonne et heureuse nouvelle année. Je voudrais d'abord savoir si à vos yeux le Norouz est un évènement qui implique l'identité nationale ? Est-ce que les cérémonies de ces derniers jours marquent le début de la restauration de l'identité tadjike qui a tant souffert à l'époque de l'ex-Union soviétique ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
"Pendant l'ère soviétique, il y avait des restrictions énormes sur les personnes qui respectaient les traditions et coutumes nationales. Ces célébrations ont été interdites et ceux qui souhaitent malgré tout les perpétuer ont été persécutés. Mais cette grande fête du Norouz se trouve ancrée dans le cœur de notre peuple. Même une domination qui aura duré plus de 70 ans n'a pas permis au régime soviétique d'abolir cette tradition. Et bien avant même l'URSS, la même chose s'est plus ou moins produite avec l'Islam, laquelle religion a fini par accepter et reconnaître cette tradition ancétrale. Norouz est la célébration de la victoire de la vertu sur le vice. C'est un rite qui encourage les bonnes actions. Il est question avant tout de pardon. Cette fête fait figure d'exception dans le monde."
euronews :
"L'Iran a fait l'objet de sanctions internationales de plus en plus fortes. Y a-t-il eu un impact sur les relations entre le Tadjikistan et l'Iran ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
"Pour autant que je sache, la République islamique d'Iran n'a pas l'intention d'acheter ou de fabriquer des armes nucléaires. L'Iran a réalisé de sérieux progrès, le pays s'est développé. Tous les problèmes relatifs à la question nucléaire doivent être résolus uniquement par le dialogue et les moyens diplomatiques. Ces sanctions ont, bien sûr, eu un effet sur nous. Je pense que, non seulement le Tadjikistan, mais beaucoup de pays développés comme les pays européens et le Japon, ont ainsi été touchés. Le prix du pétrole et du gaz ont augmenté. Cela profite donc aux pays producteurs de pétrole, et non pas à ceux qui consomment ce pétrole. La plupart des pays développés, qui avaient pour habitude d'acheter du pétrole à l'Iran, ont été touchés par ces sanctions, négativement. L'augmentation mondiale des prix du gaz et du pétrole a donc bien sûr fragilisé notre économie."
euronews :
"Environ un million d'immigrés tadjiks travaillent en Russie. Est-ce que cela pèse sur les relations avec la Russie qui, peut-être, poursuit ainsi son influence ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
"Environ un million de travailleurs tadjiks vivent et travaillent en Russie, c'est vrai. Mais où peuvent-ils aller d'autre dans la région ? Grâce à leur travail, ils contribuent à aider leurs familles et aussi l'économie de leur pays. Le gouvernement du Tadjikistan a pris des dispositions pour entretenir de très bonnes relations avec les autorités russes, pour faire en sorte que les droits et les intérêts des travailleurs migrants tadjiks au sein de la fédération de Russie soient respectés. Je ne crois pas que nos relations et notre coopération stratégique avec la Russie ont limité le Tadjikistan. Ce n'est pas le cas. Nous avons une politique étrangère très ouverte."
euronews :
"Récemment, des élections présidentielles ont eu lieu en Russie. Pensez-vous, en tant que Président du Tadjikistan, que la tenue d'élections dans un pays suffit à elle seule à en faire une démocratie ?"
Emomali Rahmon, Président du Tadjikistan :
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- published: 30 Mar 2012
- views: 948
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon: "Temos uma política de portas abertas com o estrangeiro"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:29
- Updated: 31 Mar 2012
- views: 697
http://pt.euronews.com/ O Tajiquistão é uma das repúblicas da antiga União Soviética e um dos países mais pobres da Ásia Central.
Duas décadas após a independê...
http://pt.euronews.com/ O Tajiquistão é uma das repúblicas da antiga União Soviética e um dos países mais pobres da Ásia Central.
Duas décadas após a independência, o presidente Emomali Rahmon faz o balanço da situação do país. A relação com a Rússia, com o Irão, o processo de democratização e, ainda, a situação da segurança na fronteira com o Afeganistão.
Euronews: Estamos em pleno Noruz, a festa tradicional que celebra o Ano Novo no calendário persa. Considera que esta festividade faz parte da identidade do Tajiquistão? Serão estas cerimónias um prelúdio da restauração da identidade Tajique, que foi suprimida durante a União Soviética?
Emomali Rahmon: "Na época da URSS houve muitas restrições para as pessoas que cumpriam as tradições e os costumes nacionais. Estas celebrações foram proibidas e quem as praticava foi processada, mas estas festividades estão no coração do nosso povo. Mesmo durante mais de 70 anos de domínio, o regime soviético não conseguiu abolir esta tradição. Antes da URSS aconteceu a mesma coisa e, finalmente, o Islão aceitou o Noruz. O Noruz celebra a vitória da virtude sobre o vício e encoraja as boas ações. Trata-se do perdão. Esta celebração é uma das mais raras no mundo."
E: O Irão tem estado sob sanções internacionais. Esse facto teve algum impacto nas relações entre o Tajiquistão e o Irão?
ER: "De acordo com a informação de que dispomos, a República Islâmica do Irão não pretende obter ou fabricar armas nucleares. O Irão progrediu e desenvolveu-se. Todos os problemas relativos à questão nuclear devem ser resolvidos apenas por meio do diálogo e da diplomacia. Claro que estas sanções também nos têm afetado. Creio que não foi apenas o Tajiquistão a ser afetado mas, também, muitos países desenvolvidos europeus e o Japão também. Os preços do petróleo e gás aumentaram. Isto beneficia os países produtores e não os consumidores. Muitos dos países desenvolvidos que costumavam comprar petróleo iraniano foram afetados, de modo negativo, pelas sanções. O aumento dos preços mundiais do petróleo e do gás danificaram a nossa economia."
E: Cerca de um milhão de tajiques trabalham na Rússia. Isso não causou problemas na sociedade do país? Esse facto pode estar a permitir que a Rússia continue a ter influência no Tajiquistão?
ER: "Cerca de um milhão de tajiques trabalham e vivem na Rússia. Isso é verdade mas para que outros lugares da região poderiam ir? Através do seu trabalho, ajudam a família e também a economia do país. O governo do Tajiquistão tem boas relações com as autoridades russas de modo a apoiar os direitos e os interesses dos emigrantes tajiques na Federação Russa. Não
creio que as nossas relações e a nossa cooperação estratégica com a Rússia tenham restringido o Tajiquistão. Não é esse o caso. Temos uma política de portas abertas com o estrangeiro."
E: Há pouco tempo a Rússia teve eleições presidenciais. Enquanto presidente do Tajiquistão, acredita que, por se realizarem eleições, isso significa que uma sociedade é democrática?
ER: "Um governo que teve a mesma política e a mesma ideologia durante 70, 80 anos, não pode mudar em 10 ou 20 anos para o modelo de uma sociedade democrática e civilizada. É preciso tempo para mudar a mentalidade das pessoas.
Esse é um processo que já começou na Rússia e em outras ex-repúblicas soviéticas. Estas eleições na Rússia, onde os grupos políticos puderam expressar livremente as suas opiniões, não mostram o progresso nesse processo de democratização?
Mas sabe que é inevitável cometermos erros nos primeiros passos. Exercer a democracia americana ou europeia na Rússia ou em outras ex-repúblicas soviéticas, no prazo de um ano, é impossível. É apenas um sonho."
E: Qual tem sido a sua interpretação dos direitos humanos nestes 20 anos? Acredita que a situação é satisfatória?
ER: "Lembro que em 1990, 91, o primeiro ano de independência, havia apenas quatro jornais privados, uma estação de televisão e uma agência de notícias estatal. Hoje existem mais de 3000 instituições ativas, partidos políticos e organizações não-governamentais.
Publicam-se cerca de 500 jornais e revistas, dos quais 60 por cento são privados. Há 44 estações de televisão e apenas 4 pertencem ao governo. Passo a passo, temos realizado muito trabalho de modo a proteger os direitos humanos no Tajiquistão.
Temos muitos problemas mas o processo para fazermos com que a nossa sociedade cresça e se desenvolva, vai encontrar o seu caminho, passo a passo."
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http://pt.euronews.com/ O Tajiquistão é uma das repúblicas da antiga União Soviética e um dos países mais pobres da Ásia Central.
Duas décadas após a independência, o presidente Emomali Rahmon faz o balanço da situação do país. A relação com a Rússia, com o Irão, o processo de democratização e, ainda, a situação da segurança na fronteira com o Afeganistão.
Euronews: Estamos em pleno Noruz, a festa tradicional que celebra o Ano Novo no calendário persa. Considera que esta festividade faz parte da identidade do Tajiquistão? Serão estas cerimónias um prelúdio da restauração da identidade Tajique, que foi suprimida durante a União Soviética?
Emomali Rahmon: "Na época da URSS houve muitas restrições para as pessoas que cumpriam as tradições e os costumes nacionais. Estas celebrações foram proibidas e quem as praticava foi processada, mas estas festividades estão no coração do nosso povo. Mesmo durante mais de 70 anos de domínio, o regime soviético não conseguiu abolir esta tradição. Antes da URSS aconteceu a mesma coisa e, finalmente, o Islão aceitou o Noruz. O Noruz celebra a vitória da virtude sobre o vício e encoraja as boas ações. Trata-se do perdão. Esta celebração é uma das mais raras no mundo."
E: O Irão tem estado sob sanções internacionais. Esse facto teve algum impacto nas relações entre o Tajiquistão e o Irão?
ER: "De acordo com a informação de que dispomos, a República Islâmica do Irão não pretende obter ou fabricar armas nucleares. O Irão progrediu e desenvolveu-se. Todos os problemas relativos à questão nuclear devem ser resolvidos apenas por meio do diálogo e da diplomacia. Claro que estas sanções também nos têm afetado. Creio que não foi apenas o Tajiquistão a ser afetado mas, também, muitos países desenvolvidos europeus e o Japão também. Os preços do petróleo e gás aumentaram. Isto beneficia os países produtores e não os consumidores. Muitos dos países desenvolvidos que costumavam comprar petróleo iraniano foram afetados, de modo negativo, pelas sanções. O aumento dos preços mundiais do petróleo e do gás danificaram a nossa economia."
E: Cerca de um milhão de tajiques trabalham na Rússia. Isso não causou problemas na sociedade do país? Esse facto pode estar a permitir que a Rússia continue a ter influência no Tajiquistão?
ER: "Cerca de um milhão de tajiques trabalham e vivem na Rússia. Isso é verdade mas para que outros lugares da região poderiam ir? Através do seu trabalho, ajudam a família e também a economia do país. O governo do Tajiquistão tem boas relações com as autoridades russas de modo a apoiar os direitos e os interesses dos emigrantes tajiques na Federação Russa. Não
creio que as nossas relações e a nossa cooperação estratégica com a Rússia tenham restringido o Tajiquistão. Não é esse o caso. Temos uma política de portas abertas com o estrangeiro."
E: Há pouco tempo a Rússia teve eleições presidenciais. Enquanto presidente do Tajiquistão, acredita que, por se realizarem eleições, isso significa que uma sociedade é democrática?
ER: "Um governo que teve a mesma política e a mesma ideologia durante 70, 80 anos, não pode mudar em 10 ou 20 anos para o modelo de uma sociedade democrática e civilizada. É preciso tempo para mudar a mentalidade das pessoas.
Esse é um processo que já começou na Rússia e em outras ex-repúblicas soviéticas. Estas eleições na Rússia, onde os grupos políticos puderam expressar livremente as suas opiniões, não mostram o progresso nesse processo de democratização?
Mas sabe que é inevitável cometermos erros nos primeiros passos. Exercer a democracia americana ou europeia na Rússia ou em outras ex-repúblicas soviéticas, no prazo de um ano, é impossível. É apenas um sonho."
E: Qual tem sido a sua interpretação dos direitos humanos nestes 20 anos? Acredita que a situação é satisfatória?
ER: "Lembro que em 1990, 91, o primeiro ano de independência, havia apenas quatro jornais privados, uma estação de televisão e uma agência de notícias estatal. Hoje existem mais de 3000 instituições ativas, partidos políticos e organizações não-governamentais.
Publicam-se cerca de 500 jornais e revistas, dos quais 60 por cento são privados. Há 44 estações de televisão e apenas 4 pertencem ao governo. Passo a passo, temos realizado muito trabalho de modo a proteger os direitos humanos no Tajiquistão.
Temos muitos problemas mas o processo para fazermos com que a nossa sociedade cresça e se desenvolva, vai encontrar o seu caminho, passo a passo."
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Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries
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From the Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries, Motoo Konishi after meeting with the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahm...
From the Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries, Motoo Konishi after meeting with the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon.
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From the Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries, Motoo Konishi after meeting with the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon.
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TV Report Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon Visit to Kabul
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Kabul, Afghanistan
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euronews interview - Presidente Tagikistan a euronews "democrazia in paesi ex sovietici è un sogno"
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http://it.euronews.com/ Il Tagikistan è uno dei paesi più poveri dell'Asia centrale.
In occasione del Norouz, la festa che celebra l'inizio dell'anno nel calen...
http://it.euronews.com/ Il Tagikistan è uno dei paesi più poveri dell'Asia centrale.
In occasione del Norouz, la festa che celebra l'inizio dell'anno nel calendario persiano, euronews ha incontrato il presidente Emomali Rahmon.
Eletto per la prima volta nel 1992, durante i primi anni del suo mandato, ha affrontato una guerra civile che ha contato oltre 100.000 vittime.
Babak Kamiar, euronews: presidente Rahmon, innanzitutto felice Norouz. Vorrei sapere se considera queste celebrazioni come un'occasione per rafforzare l'identità nazionale del Tagikistan. Le celebrazioni del Norouz possono rappresentare il preludio al restauro dell'identità tagika, che è stata compromessa durante l'Unione Sovietica?
Emomali Rahmon: Durante il periodo dell'Unione Sovietica erano imposte restrizioni enormi alle persone che celebravano le tradizioni e i costumi nazionali. Queste celebrazioni sono state vietate e le persone che le praticavano perseguite. Ma il Norouz è qualcosa che vive cuore del nostro popolo, e nonostante un dominio durato oltre 70 anni, il regime sovietico non è riuscito ad cancellare questa tradizione. Anche prima dell'Unione sovietica ci fu un tentativo simile, ma alla fine l'Islam ha accettato il Norouz. Il Norouz è la celebrazione della vittoria della virtù sul vizio. È un incoraggiamento a fare delle buone azioni. È perdono. È molto raro trovare una festa simile nel mondo.
euronews: L'Iran è stato oggetto di crescenti sanzioni internazionali. Queste hanno causato qualche cambiamento nelle relazioni tra il Tagikistan e l'Iran?
Emomali Rahmon: Secondo le nostre informazioni, la Repubblica islamica dell'Iran non cerca di ottenere o costruire armi nucleari. La Repubblica islamica dell'Iran ha fatto grandi passi in avanti, è un paese che si è sviluppato. Tutti i problemi relativi alla questione nucleare devono essere risolti soltanto attraverso il dialogo e la diplomazia. Queste sanzioni hanno colpito anche noi, naturalmente. Ma non solo il Tagikistan. Anche molti paesi sviluppati, come quelli europei e il Giappone sono stati colpiti. Sono aumentati i prezzi di petrolio e gas e questo va a vantaggio dei paesi produttori di petrolio e non di quelli che lo consumano. Molti dei paesi industrializzati che erano soliti acquistare petrolio iraniano sono stati colpiti negativamente da queste sanzioni. L'aumento mondiale dei prezzi del petrolio e del gas ha, ovviamente, danneggiato la nostra economia.
euronews: Circa un milione di tagiki sono emigrati in Russia per lavorare. Questo non ha causato problemi alla società del Tagikistan? O ha forse aiutato la Russia ad estendere la sua influenza nel paese?
Emomali Rahmon: Circa un milione di lavoratori tagiki vivono e lavorano in Russia. Beh, questo è vero, dove altro possono andare? Con il loro lavoro aiutano le loro famiglie e aiutano anche l'economia del loro paese. Il governo del Tagikistan ha un'ottima relazione con le autorita russe per sostenere i diritti e gli interessi dei lavoratori tagiki che emigrano nella Federazione Russa. Non credo che le nostre relazioni e la nostra cooperazione strategica con la Russia abbiano limitato il Tagikistan nelle sue relazioni con altri paesi. Non è questo il caso. Nei rapporti internazionali perseguiamo la politica delle porte aperte.
euronews: Recentemente, in Russia si sono tenute le elezioni presidenziali. Come presidente del Tagikistan crede che basti organizzare delle elezioni per dire che in una società vi è democrazia?
Emomali Rahmon: Un governo guidato per 70-80 anni dalla stessa politica e dalla stessa ideologia non può tramutarsi in 10 o 20 anni in un modello di società democratica e civile. C'è bisogno di tempo per cambiare la mentalità delle persone. Questo processo è stato avviato in Russia e in altre repubbliche ex sovietiche. Durante le ultime elezioni in Russia, i gruppi politici potevano liberamente esprimere le proprie opinioni, questo non dimostra un progresso in questo processo di democratizzazione? Si sa che all'inizio gli errori sono inevitabili. Esercitare, da un anno all'altro, la democrazia come negli Stati Uniti o in Europa è impossibile in Russia o in altre repubbliche ex sovietiche. È solo un sogno.
euronews: Come è cambiata la tutela dei diritti umani in Tagikistan durante questi 20 anni? Pensa che la situazione sia soddisfacente adesso?
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http://it.euronews.com/ Il Tagikistan è uno dei paesi più poveri dell'Asia centrale.
In occasione del Norouz, la festa che celebra l'inizio dell'anno nel calendario persiano, euronews ha incontrato il presidente Emomali Rahmon.
Eletto per la prima volta nel 1992, durante i primi anni del suo mandato, ha affrontato una guerra civile che ha contato oltre 100.000 vittime.
Babak Kamiar, euronews: presidente Rahmon, innanzitutto felice Norouz. Vorrei sapere se considera queste celebrazioni come un'occasione per rafforzare l'identità nazionale del Tagikistan. Le celebrazioni del Norouz possono rappresentare il preludio al restauro dell'identità tagika, che è stata compromessa durante l'Unione Sovietica?
Emomali Rahmon: Durante il periodo dell'Unione Sovietica erano imposte restrizioni enormi alle persone che celebravano le tradizioni e i costumi nazionali. Queste celebrazioni sono state vietate e le persone che le praticavano perseguite. Ma il Norouz è qualcosa che vive cuore del nostro popolo, e nonostante un dominio durato oltre 70 anni, il regime sovietico non è riuscito ad cancellare questa tradizione. Anche prima dell'Unione sovietica ci fu un tentativo simile, ma alla fine l'Islam ha accettato il Norouz. Il Norouz è la celebrazione della vittoria della virtù sul vizio. È un incoraggiamento a fare delle buone azioni. È perdono. È molto raro trovare una festa simile nel mondo.
euronews: L'Iran è stato oggetto di crescenti sanzioni internazionali. Queste hanno causato qualche cambiamento nelle relazioni tra il Tagikistan e l'Iran?
Emomali Rahmon: Secondo le nostre informazioni, la Repubblica islamica dell'Iran non cerca di ottenere o costruire armi nucleari. La Repubblica islamica dell'Iran ha fatto grandi passi in avanti, è un paese che si è sviluppato. Tutti i problemi relativi alla questione nucleare devono essere risolti soltanto attraverso il dialogo e la diplomazia. Queste sanzioni hanno colpito anche noi, naturalmente. Ma non solo il Tagikistan. Anche molti paesi sviluppati, come quelli europei e il Giappone sono stati colpiti. Sono aumentati i prezzi di petrolio e gas e questo va a vantaggio dei paesi produttori di petrolio e non di quelli che lo consumano. Molti dei paesi industrializzati che erano soliti acquistare petrolio iraniano sono stati colpiti negativamente da queste sanzioni. L'aumento mondiale dei prezzi del petrolio e del gas ha, ovviamente, danneggiato la nostra economia.
euronews: Circa un milione di tagiki sono emigrati in Russia per lavorare. Questo non ha causato problemi alla società del Tagikistan? O ha forse aiutato la Russia ad estendere la sua influenza nel paese?
Emomali Rahmon: Circa un milione di lavoratori tagiki vivono e lavorano in Russia. Beh, questo è vero, dove altro possono andare? Con il loro lavoro aiutano le loro famiglie e aiutano anche l'economia del loro paese. Il governo del Tagikistan ha un'ottima relazione con le autorita russe per sostenere i diritti e gli interessi dei lavoratori tagiki che emigrano nella Federazione Russa. Non credo che le nostre relazioni e la nostra cooperazione strategica con la Russia abbiano limitato il Tagikistan nelle sue relazioni con altri paesi. Non è questo il caso. Nei rapporti internazionali perseguiamo la politica delle porte aperte.
euronews: Recentemente, in Russia si sono tenute le elezioni presidenziali. Come presidente del Tagikistan crede che basti organizzare delle elezioni per dire che in una società vi è democrazia?
Emomali Rahmon: Un governo guidato per 70-80 anni dalla stessa politica e dalla stessa ideologia non può tramutarsi in 10 o 20 anni in un modello di società democratica e civile. C'è bisogno di tempo per cambiare la mentalità delle persone. Questo processo è stato avviato in Russia e in altre repubbliche ex sovietiche. Durante le ultime elezioni in Russia, i gruppi politici potevano liberamente esprimere le proprie opinioni, questo non dimostra un progresso in questo processo di democratizzazione? Si sa che all'inizio gli errori sono inevitabili. Esercitare, da un anno all'altro, la democrazia come negli Stati Uniti o in Europa è impossibile in Russia o in altre repubbliche ex sovietiche. È solo un sogno.
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- published: 30 Mar 2012
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President Emomali Rahmon propaganda in Kalai-Khumb
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Tajik president Emomali Rahmon is omnipresent in the main street of Kalai-Khumb, a small town on the Afghan border on the Tajik Highway.
Tajik president Emomali Rahmon is omnipresent in the main street of Kalai-Khumb, a small town on the Afghan border on the Tajik Highway.
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Tajik president Emomali Rahmon is omnipresent in the main street of Kalai-Khumb, a small town on the Afghan border on the Tajik Highway.
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LIVE: Putin holds meeting with Tajikistan president Emomali Rahmon
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The 7th BRICS summit is due to start in Ufa on July 7. Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are expected to discuss further cooperation between the countires of the bloc, namely within the context of the newly-formed New Development Bank (NDB). The summit comes ahead of the 15th meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) on July 9 and 10 also in Ufa.
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euronews interview - President Emomali Rahmon: There is no short-cut to democracy
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Banned From Tajikistan Video - President Emomali Rahmon Karaoke
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The Speech of Sharofiddin Gadoev about:Rustam Emomali theft over 200Million Dollars budget of Custom
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Best Tajik Dance President E.Rahmon (Disco 80)
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Janobi Oli Emomali Rahmon Bo Javonon 2016
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Эмомали Рахмон Вохури бо дехконбачаи Кулоби Emomali Rahmon
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Президент Таджикистана Эмомали Рахмон во время своего визита в Саудовскую Аравию вместе со...
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Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016
Президент Таджикистан,Эмомали Рахмон совершил Хадж Умра,Emomali Rahmon,2016
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Celebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
The President of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon was conferred an Honorary Docto...
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Celebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
Celebrating the Leadership of H.E. Emomali Rahmon
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Russia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in Ufa
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon to discuss bilate...
published: 08 Jul 2015
Russia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in Ufa
Russia: Putin meets Tajik President Rahmon at BRICS summit in Ufa
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mujahid dar tojikiston islam emomali rahmon
tajikistan, tojikiston, dushanbe, moscow, russia, skinhead, tojik, tojikon, muborak, mujoh...
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mujahid dar tojikiston islam emomali rahmon
mujahid dar tojikiston islam emomali rahmon
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euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "En cuanto a los derechos humanos vamos paso a paso"
http://fr.euronews.com/ La ex república soviética de Tayikistán es uno de los países más p...
published: 30 Mar 2012
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "En cuanto a los derechos humanos vamos paso a paso"
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "En cuanto a los derechos humanos vamos paso a paso"
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euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "la question des droits de l'homme progresse petit à petit"
http://fr.euronews.com/ Ancienne république soviétique, le Tadjikistan est aujourd'hui l'u...
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euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "la question des droits de l'homme progresse petit à petit"
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon : "la question des droits de l'homme progresse petit à petit"
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euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon: "Temos uma política de portas abertas com o estrangeiro"
http://pt.euronews.com/ O Tajiquistão é uma das repúblicas da antiga União Soviética e um ...
published: 31 Mar 2012
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon: "Temos uma política de portas abertas com o estrangeiro"
euronews interview - Emomali Rahmon: "Temos uma política de portas abertas com o estrangeiro"
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Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries
From the Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries, Moto...
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Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries
Interview of the Regional Director of World Bank on Central Asian Countries
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TV Report Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon Visit to Kabul
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published: 27 Mar 2014
TV Report Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon Visit to Kabul
TV Report Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon Visit to Kabul
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euronews interview - Presidente Tagikistan a euronews "democrazia in paesi ex sovietici è un sogno"
http://it.euronews.com/ Il Tagikistan è uno dei paesi più poveri dell'Asia centrale.
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euronews interview - Presidente Tagikistan a euronews "democrazia in paesi ex sovietici è un sogno"
euronews interview - Presidente Tagikistan a euronews "democrazia in paesi ex sovietici è un sogno"
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President Emomali Rahmon propaganda in Kalai-Khumb
Tajik president Emomali Rahmon is omnipresent in the main street of Kalai-Khumb, a small t...
published: 14 Sep 2015
President Emomali Rahmon propaganda in Kalai-Khumb
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LIVE: Putin holds meeting with Tajikistan president Emomali Rahmon
The 7th BRICS summit is due to start in Ufa on July 7. Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, C...
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LIVE: Putin holds meeting with Tajikistan president Emomali Rahmon
LIVE: Putin holds meeting with Tajikistan president Emomali Rahmon
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Trump Admits He Takes Political Appointee Advice From Unlikely Source – President Obama
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In a shocking statement by President-elect Donald Trump Wednesday, the soon-to-be 45th president said he is taking advice on his political appointees from the same man he spent months railing against on the campaign trail ... “I have asked him what he would think of this one and that one ... I really like him. We have — I think, I can say at least for myself, I can't speak for him, but we have a really good chemistry together....
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Madonna on the US election: ‘It feels like women betrayed us’
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‘Women hate women. That’s what I think,’ says pop star crowned Billboard’s woman of the year – and once photographed in Trump’s bed. @guardianmusic. Madonna has described her feelings of “heartbreak” and “betrayal” in the wake of Donald Trump’s US election win, claiming. “It feels like women betrayed us.” ... Why did women vote for Trump? Because misogyny is not a male-only attribute. Read more ... It feels like women betrayed us ... It’s really sad....
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Pakistan International Airlines Plane Heading To Islamabad Reportedly Crashes
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Donald Trump: 'We will stop racing to topple foreign regimes'
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President-elect in Fayetteville declares focus on destroying Isis, hours after Barack Obama dismissed ‘false promises’ of bombing terrorists into surrender. Donald Trump has laid out a US military policy that would avoid interventions in foreign conflicts and instead focus heavily on defeating the Islamic State militancy ... “Instead our focus must be on defeating terrorism and destroying Isis, and we will.” ... Read more ... “We don’t forget ... ....
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By accident or design, Donald Trump signals tougher US policy towards China
Edit The Times of India 07 Dec 2016
WASHINGTON. Whether by accident or design, President-elect Donald Trump is signaling a tougher American policy towards China, sparking warnings from both the outgoing Obama administration and Beijing. On Monday, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said progress with the Chinese could be "undermined" by a flare-up over the sovereignty of Taiwan, the self-governing island the US broke diplomatic ties with in 1979 ... RELATED ... BOLLYWOODUNION....
On telephone conversation with President of Tajikistan (Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Dec 2016
(Source. Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan). President-elect of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoev had a telephone conversation with President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon on 5 December 2016 ... Source. UzA ... (noodl. 36633007) ....
Uzbekistan: Reform or Repeat? (International Crisis Group)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Dec 2016
(Source. International Crisis Group). I. Overview ... The transition's first stage has been smooth ... Russia, China, the U.S. and Europe, each from its own perspective, wish to avoid unmanaged upsets ... The U.S ... II ... Tajik President Emomali Rahmon will not lightly drop the flagship Rogun project ... In 2009, Rahmon said those cities would someday be returned to Tajikistan and boasted of physically fighting Karimov over water shortages and road closures....
Visiting Prague Botanical Garden and Konopiste Castle (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Dec 2016
As part of his official visit to the Czech Republic, the Founder of Peace and National Unity - Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon visited scenery spots, ancient and historical landmarks of this country ... Head of state Emomali Rahmon paid special attention to the different varieties of perennial, ornamental trees, flowers and shrubs appropriate for climate of our country....
Meetin with the Chairman of Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, Jan Hamáček (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Dec 2016
The issues of inter-parliamentary cooperation between Tajikistan and the Czech Republic have been discussed at the meeting of the Founder of Peace and National Unity, Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon and Chairman of Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, Mr....
Telephone conversation with President-elect of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Dec 2016
(Source ... Today, the Founder of Peace and National Unity - Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon held a telephone conversation with the newly elected President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev ... (noodl. 36627004) ....
Telegram of congratulations to the newly elected President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
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(Source. President of the Republic of Tajikistan). Today, the Founder of Peace and National Unity - Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon sent a message of congratulations to the newly elected President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, which reads as follows.. 'Dear Shavkat Miromonovich, ... Original documenthttp.//www.prezident.tj/en/node/13634 ... (noodl. 36627006) ....
Meeting with Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Bohuslav Sobotka (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 03 Dec 2016
On December 1, 2016, the Founder of Peace and National Unity - Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon in the framework of his official visit to the Czech Republic met with the Prime Minister of this country Bohuslav Sobotka ... President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon at the beginning of the meeting said that 'we ......
Meeting with the Chairman of Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, Milan Ştech (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 03 Dec 2016
The Founder of Peace and National Unity, Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon has also met with Chairman of Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, Mr ... President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon stressed that the expansion of multilateral cooperation, including development of mutual and ......
Commencement of official visit to the Czech Republic (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Dec 2016
Today morning, the official welcoming ceremony of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon who arrived in the Czech Republic on an official visit, took place at the Castle Square of Prague ... During the passage before the units of the guard of honor, President Emomali Rahmon paid tribute to the State Flag of the Czech Republic....
Top-level talks between Tajikistan and Czech Republic (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Dec 2016
The issues related to state and prospects of further expansion of cooperation between Tajikistan and Czech Republic first took place at the tete-a-tete meeting of the Founder of Peace and National Unity - Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon and President of the Czech Republic, Milos Zeman, and then continued during the top level talks in an expanded format....
Ceremony of signing of new cooperation documents between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Czech Republic (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Dec 2016
(Source. President of the Republic of Tajikistan). Following completion of the meetings and negotiations at the highest level, two new cooperation documents between Tajikistan and the Czech Republic have been signed ... After the negotiations and the ceremony of signing of the documents, President Emomali Rahmon and President of the Czech Republic, Milos Zeman, held a joint briefing for media ... (noodl. 36596958) ....
Welcoming ceremonial at the International Airport of Prague, Czech Republic (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Dec 2016
Today evening, following the completion of the working visit to Hungary, the Founder of Peace and National Unity - Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon flew from Budapest to Prague on an official visit....
Participation in the meeting of the High Level Panel on Water (President of the Republic of Tajikistan)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Dec 2016
On November 29, the Founder of Peace and National Unity - Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon in the sidelines of the Budapest Water Summit attended and delivered a speech at the meeting of the High Level Panel on Water. President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon first of all ......
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