Shirin Amonzoda composed a message to Tajik migrants in Russia

The representation of the Ministry of Labor, Migration, and Employment of Tajikistan in Russia has recommended Tajik labor migrants to maintain cleanliness and order in accordance with Islamic law.

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Officials conveyed recommendations from Shirin Amonzoda, the Minister of Labor, Migration, and Employment of Tajikistan, to Tajik labor migrants:

“If you grow a beard and mustache, according to the rules of Islamic law, you must keep them clean every day and take care of them so as not to instill fear in those around you.”

The representation of the Ministry of Labor, Migration, and Employment of Tajikistan also emphasized: “Perform your prayers in public places in accordance with the laws of the Russian Federation. You should not pray in places where it is prohibited.”

Additionally, labor migrants were advised to visit libraries, theaters, and museums in their free time, to study the culture, history, and language of the Russian people, and to respect them. They were also encouraged, if possible, to enroll in distance learning programs at Russian universities.

The necessity of safe and effective use of social networks was also highlighted, advising to “refrain from watching useless or extremist and radical videos and programs, and not to waste one of the most important values – time.”

The representation of the Ministry of Labor, Migration, and Employment in Moscow called on Tajik labor migrants to learn professions, study at universities, and visit theaters and other cultural and entertainment venues at their own expense, and recommended:

“If you drink alcoholic beverages in entertainment centers or want to smoke, you should know that drinking and smoking are prohibited in public places.”

In conclusion, the representation of the Ministry of Labor of Tajikistan informed Tajik migrants in Russia that in case of any questions or problems, they can contact the representation.