17 employees of the ZAGS organs of the Nizhny Novgorod region were awarded for the professional holiday
A ceremony in Nizhny Novgorod marked two key milestones: the 108th anniversary of Russia’s civil registry offices and the 20th anniversary of the region’s Main ZAGS Directorate. The event, held at the Nizhny Novgorod Regional Government’s Corporate University, honoured employees for their professional contributions.
High-ranking officials attended the celebration to present awards. Olga Krasnova, head of the Nizhny Novgorod Region’s Main ZAGS Directorate, joined Dmitry Shapkin from the Ministry of Justice and Anton Makurin of the Federal Tax Service in recognising outstanding staff.
Seventeen civil registry specialists received recognition for their work. Natalya Nazarova was awarded a letter of appreciation from the Ministry of Justice, while Anna Yakoleva received a Certificate of Merit from the same department. Five other employees were given letters of appreciation from the regional government. Lubov Vodyanova and Marina Paramonova each received letters of gratitude from the Federal Tax Service’s Nizhny Novgorod office. Yulia Milovaya was also honoured with a letter of gratitude from the governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region. The event included guests of honour such as newlyweds, a large family, an expectant mother, a golden anniversary couple, a veteran, and students from the Nizhny Novgorod Regional College of Culture.
The ceremony highlighted the achievements of civil registry workers in the Nizhny Novgorod Region. Awards were presented by regional and federal authorities, acknowledging both long-term service and exceptional dedication. The occasion also celebrated the role of ZAGS in recording life’s key moments for over a century.
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