President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon, together with Chairman of the Majlisi Milli Majlisi Oli of the Republic of Tajikistan and Mayor of Dushanbe Rustami Emomali, opened the Ministry of Internal Affairs Innovation Center, which includes a complex of office buildings and facilities, at Military Unit No. 3502 of the Internal Troops. This was reported by the presidential press service.
The head of state's visit began with a tour of the special operations unit's building and a meeting with personnel. A two-story building was constructed to accommodate the personnel's work, including barracks, work and sanitary facilities, an armory, a library, and other auxiliary facilities.
The building, constructed using high-quality construction materials and a modern design, provides comfortable working and service conditions for personnel. Emomali Rahmon warmly congratulated the staff on their professional holiday and encouraged them to serve their country conscientiously and make effective use of the conditions and opportunities created.
At the Innovation Center, specialists undergo training on the latest production lines and using specialized equipment, preparing small unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) and aerial reconnaissance systems. The center and accompanying office buildings were built in five months at the President's direction to digitalize the industry and train and develop young professionals in digital technologies.
The center's activities are part of the "Years of Digital Economy and Innovation Development" for 2025–2030 and are aimed at increasing the combat readiness of special forces, ensuring security, combating terrorism, and preventing crime. As part of this digitalization effort, a new centralized communications hub for remote regions of the country is in operation.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs continues to implement a unified information system comprising several modules, including the Ministry of Internal Affairs mobile app, which will allow citizens to receive reliable and timely information. In 2025, innovative technology departments and sectors were established within the Main Directorate of Internal Troops, the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime, the Directorate of Special Forces Units, and the Communications Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The President toured other new buildings and facilities on the military unit's premises: a two-story administrative building, an academic building, a garage, a parking lot, a gym, a cafeteria, a bathhouse, mini-football and volleyball courts, a summer swimming pool, an athletics complex, a specialized laboratory, a parade ground, and an obstacle course for training. All buildings are connected to a single heating system.
In addition, a report on the activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs' subsidiary farms was presented. In 2025, a good harvest of fruits, vegetables, and grains was obtained on 370 hectares of arable land and 47 hectares of orchards and vineyards. The produce is sent to military units and subdivisions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The subsidiary farm includes 835 head of cattle and small ruminants and 49 horses.
The President emphasized that modern buildings, the strengthening of the material and technical base, and large-scale construction work were made possible thanks to the patriotism, courage, and dedication of the employees of the internal affairs agencies and other security forces of independent Tajikistan.





































