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Viewing cable 09ASHGABAT109, TURKMENISTAN: BIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON MEJLIS

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09ASHGABAT109 2009-01-22 13:06 2011-08-26 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Embassy Ashgabat
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UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 04 ASHGABAT 000109 
 
SIPDIS 
 
STATE FOR SCA/CEN 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: PGOV PINR KDEM TX
SUBJECT: TURKMENISTAN: BIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON MEJLIS 
DEPUTIES - AHAL PROVINCE 
 
REF: A. ASHGABAT 0056 
     B. ASHGABAT 0035 
     C. ASHGABAT 0024 
 
1.  Post has gathered biographic information so far, on 61 of 
the 125 deputies elected December 14, 2008 to the Mejlis 
(parliament).  This cable presents the bios for those 
representing Ahal province districts.  The parliament's 
opening session was on January 9 (Ref. A). 
 
2.  District 14 - Meyismyrat Gurbanmyradovich Saparov: 
Saparov was born in 1978 in Borme, Ahal province.  He 
graduated from the National Institute of Economics and 
Management in 1999, following which he served his year of 
compulsory military service.  2000-2001, he was a first 
degree specialist in the statistics department of Ahal 
province. 20001-2005, he was a first degree specialist in the 
Baharly etrap mayor's office.  Since 2005 he was a senior 
specialist in the Baharly etrap mayor's office.  He is a 
member of the Turkmen Democratic party, is married  and has 
two children. 
 
3.  District 15 - Dovletgeldi Annagurbanovich Atayev: Atayev 
was born in Murche village, Ahal province in 1964.  He 
graduated from the Institute of National Economics and 
Management in 1986  He taught physics, first at Garagan 
Secondary School #10 and then at Baharly Secondary #27 
1986-1994.  1994-1995, he worked as a specialist in the HR 
division of the entrepreneurs union of the Baharly etrap 
mayor's office.  1995-1997, he was an organizer for the 
Baharly etrap committee of the Turkmen Democratic Party. 
1997-1998, Atayev was the chief of division of the Baharly 
etrap committee of the Turkmen Democratic party.  Since 1998, 
Atayev has been the secretary of the Baharly etrap party 
committee.  He is married with three children. 
 
4.  District 16 - Yazdursun Gurbannazarova: Gurbannazarova 
was born in Baharly township, Ahal province in 1968.  She 
graduated from Turkmen State University in 1994.  1996-1999, 
she worked as a lawyer in Baharly etrap.  The next year, she 
was an investigator in the prosecutor's office of Baharly 
etrap.  In 2000, she was elected to the parliament and served 
on the economy and social policy committee until 2005.  Since 
2005, Gurbannazarova has been a member of parliament's human 
rights and freedom committee.  She is a member of the Turkmen 
Democratic Party, is married and has two children. 
 
5.  District 17 - Nury Babayevich Komekov:  Komekov was born 
in 1980 in Turkmenistan village and graduated in 2001 from 
Turkmen State University.  Immediately after graduating from 
university, he served two years in the military.  He then 
taught 2003-2005 at Aman Kekilov Teacher's College.  From 
2005-2008, he became the chief of the trade union at the 
school.  Since 2008 he has been the chief of division at the 
Ahal provincial governor's office.  Komekov is a member of 
the Turkmen Democratic party.  He is married and has one 
child. 
 
6.  District 18 - Resul Gurbangulyyevich Ishanguliyev: 
Ishanguliyev was born in 1974 in Hurmantgokje village.  He 
graduated in 1991 from Turkmen Agriculture University.  In 
1995 he was senior economist in Hurmantgokje farmers union. 
In 1998-2004, he served as inspector in the tax service 
office of Gokdepe etrap.  2004-2005, Ishanguliyev was a 
cashier in the Gokdepe etrap branch of Dayhanbank.  From 
2005-2008 he was second degree specialist of the statistics 
office in Gokdepe etrap.  Since 2008, Ishanguliyev has been 
the Chief of the Statistics Office in Gokdepe etrap.  He is a 
member of the Turkmen Democratic Party.  He is married and 
has four kids. 
 
7. District 19 - Akja Tajiyeva Nurberdiyeva:  Nurberdiyeva 
since 2007 has been the Speaker of the Mejlis (parliament). 
She was born in 1957 in Ashgabat.  She graduated from the 
Turkmen State Pedagogic Institute in 1978, the Higher 
 
ASHGABAT 00000109  002 OF 004 
 
 
Komsomol School in 1983, and finished postgraduate study in 
the Academy of Public Sciences in Moscow in 1993.  In 1978 
she was a teacher and later a secretary in the Turkmen State 
Pedagogic Institute.  From 1980-1990, she held a variety of 
public and Communist Party positions.  1992-1994, 
Nurberdiyeva was Chief of Committee of the Turkmen Democratic 
Party of Ahal province.  1994-2000, she was the secretary of 
the Turkmen Democratic Party of Ahal province.  Since 1994, 
she has been a member of parliament.  1994-1997, she was a 
member of the Legislation Committee.  1997-2000, she was a 
scientific researcher at the National Institute of Democracy 
and Human Rights.  In 20002, she became a member and then the 
Chairman of the International Relations Committee of the 
parliament.  In 2003, she became the Deputy Chairman of the 
Mejlis.  In April 2006, she became the Chief of the National 
Center of Turkmen Trade Union.  2006-2007, she was Acting 
Speaker of the Mejlis.  Nurberdiyeva is married and has two 
children. 
 
8.  District 20 - Rasulberdi Atayevich Bayramsahedov was born 
1977 in Gypjak village.  He graduated in 2007 from Turkmen 
State University.  He served in the military in 1995-1997. 
From 2003-2007 (while a student) he held various positions in 
the Azatlyk etrap Prosecutor's Office, General Prosecutor's 
Office, and Ak Begday etrap Prosecutor's Office.  In 2008, he 
became a prosecutor for Ahal province.  Since 2008, he has 
been an assistant prosecutor in Ruhabat etrap.  Bayram 
Sahedov is married and has three children. 
 
9.  District 21 - Akmyrat Yegeleyev:  Yegeleyev was born in 
1961 in Gypjak village.  He graduated in 1984 from Turkmen 
State University.   From 1984-1990, he was a teacher at 
Ruhabat etrap's secondary school #4.  1990-92, he was 
secretary of the school board in Abadan.  1992-2000, 
Yegeleyev was Deputy Chief of the Ministry of Construction. 
From 2000-2005, he held various positions a the road 
construction plant of "Turkmenawtoyollar" state group in 
Abadan.  2005-2006, he held various positions at 
"Turkmengazupjunchilik" of "Turkmengaz."  Since 2006 he has 
been the senior engineer at "Turkmengazupjunchilik" of 
"Turkmengaz."  Yegeleyev is a member of the Turkmen 
Democratic party.  He is married and has four children. 
 
10.  District 22 - Bekmyrat Annaberdiyevich Amanov:  Amanov 
was born in 1970 in Abadan.  He graduated from Turkmen State 
University in 1990.  From 1984 - 1986, he performed military 
service.  Since 1990, he has taught at secondary school #2 in 
Ruhabat etrap.  In 2007, he was deputy chief of the Abadan 
council.  Amanov is married and has two children. 
 
11.  District 23 - Mowlam Orayev: Orayev was born in 1961 in 
Gami village.  He graduated in 1984 from Turkmen State 
University.  He taught at Ak Bugday etrap's secondary school 
#17 1984-1993.  Since 1993, he has been a principal of that 
school.  Since 2003 he has been a member of the Gami Village 
Council and since 2006 he has been a member of the Ak Bugday 
Halk Maslahaty.  Orayev is a member of the Turkmen Democratic 
party.  He is married and has six kids. 
 
12.  District 24 - Amandurdy Annagurbanovich Arabov: Arabov 
was born in Ashgabat in 1960.  He graduated from Turkmen 
State university in 1985.  From 1985-1989, he held various 
positions at the Supreme Court of Turkmenistan.  1990-1993, 
he was a judge in Ashgabat etrap court.  From 1993-97, he was 
a judge in Gawers etrap court.  From 1997-2002, he was a 
judge in Ahal provincial court.  2002-2003, Arabov was Chief 
of the Gawers etrap court.  2003-2007, he was judge of the 
Etrek etrap court.  Since 2007 he has been an advisor at the 
Ahal provincial court.  Arabov is married and has four 
children. 
 
13.  District 25 - Gayypnazar Allanazarovich Malikgulyyev: 
Malikgulyyev was born in 1972 in Garahan village.  He 
graduated in 1995 from Turkmen Pedagogic Institute.  1995-96, 
he taught at secondary school #10 in Kaka etrap.  In 1996 he 
 
ASHGABAT 00000109  003 OF 004 
 
 
performed military service.  From 1996-2000, he served as the 
deputy principal of secondary school #11 in Kaka etrap. 
2000-2001, he was a specialist in the education office of 
Kaka etrap.  From 2001-2005, he was deputy principal again of 
Kaka etrap secondary school #11.  Since 2005, Malikgulyyev 
has been the secretary of the Kaka etrap committee of the 
Turkmen Democratic Party.  He is married and has three 
children. 
 
14.  District 26 - Myratnyyaz Yazmuhamammedovich Abilov: 
Abilov was born in Ashgabat in 1967.  He studied at the 
Turkmen Institute of World Languages.  He performed military 
service 1985-1987.  In 1992 he was an advisor in the 
coordination division of the Central Council of Turkmen Youth 
Organization.  1992-1993, he was Chief of the coordination 
division of the Ahal provincial department of the Turkmen 
Youth Organization.  1993-1998, he was the Chief of the 
Ashgabat city department of the Turkmen Youth Organization. 
1998-2000, Abilov was Chief of the Ahal provincial department 
of the Turkmen Youth Organization.  Since 2000, he has been 
the Secretary of the Ahal provincial committee of the Turkmen 
Democratic Party.  Abilov is married and has three children. 
 
15.  District 27 - Ahmet Amangeldiyevich Charyyev: Charyyev 
was born in Tejen in 1974.  He studied at the Turkmen 
Agriculture University.  From 1997-2005, he held various 
positions in the social development division of the Tejen 
council.  From 2000-2005, he was the coordinator of the Tejen 
etrap council of the Turkmen Youth organization.  Charyyev 
has been a member of parliament since 2005 and has been a 
member of the parliament's Council committee.  Since 2007, he 
has been Chairman of the Council Committee. 
 
16.  District 28 - Rejepguly Jumamyradovich Esenov Esenov was 
born in 1975 in Tejen.  He graduated from the Turkmen 
Institute of Economy and Management in 1990.  He performed 
military service 1980-1982.  From 1989-1992, Esenov was the 
Deputy Chief of the Tejen etrap Executive Committee Planning 
Commission.  1992-1993, he was the Chief of the Tejen Economy 
and Development Division.  1993-1996, he was the Deputy Chief 
of the Tejen etrap Economy and Development Division. 
1996-2008, he was once again the Chief of the Tejen etrap 
Economy and Development Division.  Since 2008, he has been 
the Acting Chief of the Tejen Economy and Development 
Division.  Esenov is married and has four children. 
 
17.  District 29 - Atamuhammet Kurtliyevich Ataniyazov: 
Ataniyazov was born in Tazeoba village in 1968.  He graduated 
from Turkmen State University in 1990.  From 1986-1988, he 
performed military service.  Since 1990, he has taught at 
Tejen's secondary school #29.  Ataniyazov is a member of the 
Turkmen Democratic Party.  He is married and has four 
children. 
 
18.  District 30 - Bayramsoltan Myradova: Myradova was born 
in New village in 1969.  She graduated from the Turkmen 
Pedagogic Institute in 1995.  In 1987, she worked in the 
youth organization of Ak Altyn village.  In 1992 she was the 
head of the kindergarten in Ak Altyn.  2000-2004, she was 
head of the children an youth home in Babadayhan etrap. 
Since 2004, she has been the senior specialist in the mayor's 
office of Babadayhan etrap.  She is a member of the Turkmen 
Democratic Party, is married and has three children. 
 
19.  District 31 - Toremyrat Durdyyev:  Durdyyev was born in 
Chache village in 1995.  He graduated from Turkmen State 
University in 1990.  1994-1986, he performed military 
service.  In 1990, he taught at Altyn Asyr secondary school 
#9.  In 2001, he was the deputy principal of the school. 
2001-2005, he was the principal of the school.  2005-2006, he 
was head of the education office of Altyn Asyr etrap.  Since 
2006, he has been the principal of Altyn Asyr secondary 
school #9.  Durdyyev is a member of the Turkmen Democratic 
Party, is married and has four children. 
 
 
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20.  District 32 - Orazgeldi Ashyrovich Chepbeyev:  Chepbeyev 
was born in 1959 in Sarahs township.  He graduated from 
Turkmen Institute of Economy and Management in 1990. 
1977-1979, he performed military service.  1980-1985, he was 
head of the Sarahs etrap consumers' union.  1985-2000, 
Chepbeyev was chief of division in the Mary provincial gas 
enterprise.  Since 2000, he has been the chief of the 
statistics office of Sarahs etrap.  He is married and has 
four children. 
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