Tajikistan's Ministry of Internal Affairs staff met with students and their parents from the capital's schools.

On May 29, 2026, as part of the action plan approved by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan, a meeting was held between Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Major General of Police Gayratsho Muborakshozoda, and students from the capital's schools No. 1, No. 6, No. 55, and No. 20, as well as their parents, the ministry's press service reported.

The event also featured speeches by Senior Advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan, Police Colonel Mansur Bukhorizoda, the leadership of the Department for the Prevention of Juvenile and Youth Delinquency of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, employees of the juvenile police departments of the capital's police, and representatives of the education sector in Dushanbe.

Addressing the gathering, the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs touched on issues of a healthy lifestyle, conscientious and exemplary education, respect for parents and teachers, loyalty and love for one's people and homeland, and the need to stay away from individuals with criminal tendencies and illegal activities.

He called on young people to acquire knowledge, improve their education, and demonstrate respectful behavior. He also provided examples of offenses and unlawful acts committed by young people and explained the negative consequences of such actions.

"Your top priority, dear teenagers, is excellent academic performance and respectful behavior. Each of you must, following the educational policy of the Leader of the Nation and taking advantage of all the conditions and opportunities created for you, improve your moral qualities, level of education, knowledge, and abilities so that you can choose the right path in life in the future," emphasized Gayratsho Muborakshozoda.

The meeting addressed issues related to the prevention of criminal and illegal activities among adolescents and schoolchildren, the use of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco products, computer gaming, and other undesirable behavior, as well as improving the culture of internet use.

It was noted that teenagers need to use social media responsibly and wisely, adhere to online etiquette, and not waste their precious time.

The head of the Dushanbe City Education Department, Dilshod Sattorzoda, expressed gratitude to the organizers for holding such a useful and informative meeting.