Saida Mirziyoyeva lobt Komil Allamjonovs öffentlichen Dienst und wünscht ihm Erfolg im privaten Sektor
Komil Allamjonov, former head of the Department of Information Policy of the Presidential Administration, has announced his decision to continue his career in the private sector. The news comes following a decree from the president relieving him of his duties in the administration. Saida Mirziyoyeva, assistant to the President of Uzbekistan, conveyed her best wishes to Allamjonov as he embarks on this new journey.
In a statement, Mirziyoyeva praised Allamjonov for his dedication over the past two years and highlighted the significant contributions he made to the state and society during his tenure. „You have taken on all the tasks of the president with great responsibility and implemented important projects for the benefit of the country and society. You have contributed to the further development of the press and education systems and have delivered remarkable results. For this, we express our deep gratitude,“ she said.
Mirziyoyeva expressed confidence in the lasting impact of the initiatives led by Allamjonov, stating, „We believe that the projects you have initiated will undoubtedly bear fruit in the future. We are deeply grateful for your selfless service and professionalism and wish you the best of luck in your new endeavors.“
In response, Allamjonov thanked President Shavkat Mirziyoyev for the opportunity to serve the country and reiterated his loyalty to the president’s goals and vision. „It has been an honor for me to work with you and achieve great results together. I am proud of the work we have done,“ said Allamjonov.
Looking to the future, Allamjonov revealed plans to continue contributing to Uzbekistan’s growth by focusing on the private sector. „I intend to bring modern technologies and investments to key sectors of the economy and thus contribute to the development and progress of our country,“ he added.
Komil Allamjonov has been the head of the Department of Information Policy since August 2023. Prior to that, he held various prominent positions, including head of the Presidential Press Service, Director of the Agency for Information and Mass Communication, and Chairman of the Board of the Public Foundation for the Support and Development of National Mass Media.
