Vüsal Hüseynov
Baku / 04.05.18 / Turan: The new head of the State Migration Service (SMS), Vusal Huseynov started his new position with serious layoffs, Turan was informed by Nadir Ismayilov, head of the public relations department of the SMSю
Rovshan Safarov, Head of the Main Department for Migration Control, his deputy is Head of the Department for Eliminating Opportunities for Illegal Migration; Gudrat Mammadov; Head of the Main Department for Analysis of Migration Processes and Information Support Mehman Safarov were dismissed from their posts. Among the dismissed are also the head of the internal security department and his deputy - the head of the detention center for illegal migrants and two other employees of the Migration Service.
On May 4 the SMS did not deny this information, asked to call later, because in the evening the Service held a meeting. There is no information on dismissals in the official website of the SMS.
Vyasal Afghan oglu Huseynov (born in 1980) was appointed to the post of the head of the State Migration Service by presidential decree of April 23, 2018. -0-
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