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Bagul NurmyradowaTurkmen stateswoman
Date of Birth: 04.09.1971
Country:  Turkmenistan |
Content:
- Education and Early Career
- Rise in the Media
- Government Service
- Controversial Tenure as Deputy Governor
- Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers
- Return to Education
- Awards and Recognition
Education and Early Career
Bagul Nurmyradova, a Turkmen stateswoman who later served as Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers for Culture and Media, was born in Annau, Turkmenistan. In 1994, she graduated from the Turkmen State Institute of Culture as a librarian-bibliographer. In 2011, she completed her education at the Academy of Public Administration under the President of Turkmenistan.
Rise in the Media
From April 2004 to August 2010, Nurmyradova served as Director of the TV channel "Miras." Her exceptional command of the Turkmen language and eloquent diction caught the attention of both television viewers and the President's entourage.
Government Service
In August 2010, Nurmyradova was appointed Deputy Minister of Culture and Broadcasting of Turkmenistan. She later became Head of the Department of Culture at the Cabinet of Ministers in December 2010.
Controversial Tenure as Deputy Governor
Nurmyradova rose to prominence in 2011 when she served as Deputy Hyakim of Dashoguz Velayat for Education, Culture, Healthcare, and Sports. Her attempt to enforce the wearing of traditional Turkmen trousers (balaki) for women sparked controversy. Additionally, she was known for using foul language towards subordinates.
Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers
In February 2012, Nurmyradova was appointed Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers for Culture. However, she was relieved of her position on April 4, 2014, due to health reasons.
Return to Education
Since September 1, 2014, Nurmyradova has been a lecturer at the Turkmen State Institute of Culture.
Awards and Recognition
Nurmyradova has received several awards, including:Order of "Altyn Asyr" II degree
Order of "Altyn Asyr" III degree
"Garaşsyz Türkmenistana bolan beýik söýgüsi üçin" - "For Great Love for Independent Turkmenistan"
