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A Häkim in Turkmenistan (derived from the Arabic word Arabic: حاكم for "governor") refers to the head of a regional and/or local executive authority in the Government of Turkmenistan.^[1] The five regions (welaýatlar) headed by Häkims include the following: Ahal, Balkan, Dashoguz, Lebap and Mary. The capital city of Ashgabat has provincial legal status and therefore is headed by an Häkim.^[2] Within cities, boroughs are also headed by a presidentially appointed mayor.

Mayors of Ashgabat

Batyr Sarjaev 05/19/1992 - 06/03/1993
Yagmur Ovezov (06.1992-1996) [4] 06/03/1993 - 02/13/1995
Nury Orazmukhammedov (1995–1996)
Ashir 08/21/2001
Berdymurad Rejepov August 21, 2001 - July 29, 2002
Amangeldi Rejepov (?-8.07.2005);
Orazmyrat Esenov (8.07.2005-22.05.2007)
Deryageldi Orazov 05/21/2007 - 08/15/2008
Azat Bilishov (15.08.2008-January 15, 2010)
Shamuhammet Durdylyyev (January 15, 2010 – January 11, 2013)
Rejepgeldi Nurmammedov (January 11, 2013 - ?)
Myratnyýaz Abilow (? - January 13, 2017)
Shamuhammet Durdylyyev (January 13, 2017 – February 7, 2020)
Ýaztagan Gylyjow^[3] (February 7, 2020 - present)

Governors of Ahal Region

Amansakhatov, Jumageldi (06.1992-1996) Ashirov, Nurmukhammed (2.08.1996-7.07.1997) Tashliev, Kakadzhan Tashlievich (7.07.1997-23.11.2001) Khannyev, Gandym (23.11.2001-15.11.2002) Atayeva, Enedzhan Geldievna (11.2002-10.2004); Atagarryev, Murat Egenovich (10.2004-27.09.2005); Myratgulyev, Amandurdy Myratgulyevich , (27.09.2005-26.10.2006) Orazmyradov, Gurbanberdi (26.10.2006-12.11.2007) Nurmamedov, Mamedniyaz Ovezovich (12.11.2007-10.07.2009) Myratberdiev, Dangmyrat (10.07.2009-21.02.2012) Nurmamedov, Mamedniyaz Ovezovich (21.02.2012-9.07.2015) Yazmyradov, Annageldi Orazberdievich [1] (9.07.2015-29.04.2016) Orazgeldiev, Esenmyrat (29.04.2016-5.04.2017) Atakhallyev, Tangrikuli Rejepgulyevich (04/05/2017-11/27/2017)

Yazmuhammet Gurbanov (-present)

Governors of Balkan Region

Pukhanov, Rejepmamet (1992-1996); Babaev, Serdar Myatievich (1997 - 06/30/1999); Durdyev, Khabibulla Abdullaevich (06/30/1999 - 09/18/2000); Arazov, Rejepbai Arazovich (09/18/2000 - 07/07/2001) Artykov, Rustam (07/09/2001 - 09/10/2002) Berdyev, Poran (09/10/2002 - 11/15/2002) Kurbyshov, Kakageldy Annamukhammedovich , (11.2002 - 2003); Tagiev, Tachberdy , (10.2003 - 3.03.2006); Gubyev, Meretguly (3.03.2006 - 26.10.2006); Niyazliev, Orazmurad (26.10.2006 - 9.07.2010) Satlykov, Satlyk Baidzhanovich (07/09/2010 - 01/11/2013) Khodjamammedov, Byashimmyrat Atamyradovich (01/11/2013 - 07/09/2015) Durdyev, Durdy (07/09/2015 - 01/13/2017) [3] Satlykov, Satlyk Baidzhanovich - from 01/13/2017

Tangryguly Atahallyev (-present)

Governors of Daşoguz Region

Sapargeldy Motaev (01.1991-2.08.1996)
Yagmur Ovezov (2.08.1996-1997)

Gundogdyev, Yazgeldy Potaevich (23.07.1997-11.09.2000) Durdyev, Khabibulla Abdullaevich (1954-2009), (18.09.2000-11.2002); Gulmuradov, Ishankuli (11.2002-1.12.2004); Annaklychev, Kakamurad (1.12.2004-25.01.2006); Akiev, Aganiyaz Musagulyevich (25.01.2006-27.11.2006) Ashyrov, Saparmyrat (27.11.2006-10.07.2009) Nurmammedov, Mammetnyyaz Ovezovich (10.07.2009-8.07.2011) Orazgeldiyev, Esenmurad (8.07.2011 - 9.07.2015) Gurbannazarov, Orazmyrat (9.07.2015-12.05.2017) Bayramgulyev, Mammet Guldurdyevich ( 05/12/2017-

Nazarmyrat Nazarmyradov (-present)

Governors of Lebap Region

Odeev, Pirguly (1992-03.1996); Roziev, Kurbanmurad (1952) (03/14/1996-12/13/1998) Niyazliev, Orazmurad (13.12.1998-21.11.2000) Rejepov, Berdymurad Rejepovich (11.2000-10.2001) Akhmedov, Geday - (10.2001-6.10.2005) Chashaev, Ovezdurdy Tashlievich (6.10.2005 - 27.11.2006) Mammedov, Tagaymyrat Vepaevich (27.11.2006-12.11.2007) Odeberdiev, Charyyarguly (since 12.11.2007-15.01.2009) Yayylov, Yagshimurad (15.01.2009-12.04.2013) Joraev, Mohammed (12.04.2013-8.01.2016) Charliev, Charygeldi (8.01.2016-28.11.2017) Atakhallyev, Tangryguly Rejepgulyevich since 11/28/2017 [2]

Shohrat Amangeldiyev (-present)

Governors of Mary Region

Orazov, Kurbanmurad Muradovich (1941 G. R.), (06.1992-1996); Ilamanov, Ammanazar (1943) (03/14/1996-07/16/1997) Charyev, Sakhatmurad (16.07.1997-17.07.1998) Ataev, Amangeldy 17.07.1998 - 03.03.2000 Kuliev, Chary Taganovich (1950 G. R.), (2000-10.2001); Ataev, Amangeldy 02.10.2001 - 01.04.2002 Odekov, Rahman (1.04-11.2002); Dzhumagylydzhov, Annaguly , (11.2002-6.10.2005); Byashimov, Khodjaberdi (October 6, 2005 - November 29, 2006); Kurbannazarov, Mohammed (29.11.2006-12.11.2007) Gurbanov, Kakageldi Isaevich (11/12/2007-April 13, 2013); Annakurbanov, Byashim Durdyevich (04/13/2013 - November 29, 2017

Dovranberdi Annaberdiyev (29 November 2017-present)

References

^ Landau, Jacob M.; Kellner-Heinkele, Barbara (2011-12-18). Language Politics in Contemporary Central Asia: National and Ethnic Identity and the Soviet Legacy. Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 978-0-85772-085-6.
^ Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin (25 January 2022). "Turkmenistan: A strong and stably economy". Eurasianet.org. Retrieved 26 January 2022.
^ "Türkmenistanyň Prezidentiniň Permanlary опубликованно 07.02.2020". Archived from the original on December 3, 2020. Retrieved May 9, 2021.

Category:Lists of governors and heads of sub-national entities Category:Lists of current office-holders of country subdivisions Category:Lists of current office-holders Category:Politics of Turkmenistan

[1] Landau, Jacob M.; Kellner-Heinkele, Barbara (2011-12-18). Language Politics in Contemporary Central Asia: National and Ethnic Identity and the Soviet Legacy. Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 978-0-85772-085-6.

[2] Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin (25 January 2022). "Turkmenistan: A strong and stably economy". Eurasianet.org. Retrieved 26 January 2022.

[3] "Türkmenistanyň Prezidentiniň Permanlary опубликованно 07.02.2020". Archived from the original on December 3, 2020. Retrieved May 9, 2021.

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	A '''Häkim''' in [[Turkmenistan]] (derived from the [[Arabic]] word {{lang-ar\|[[Hakim (title)\|حاكم]]}} for "governor") refers to the head of a regional and/or local executive authority in the [[Government of Turkmenistan]].<ref>https://~~www~~.google.com/books~~/edition/Language_Politics_in_Contemporary_Centra/cANQEAAAQBAJ~~?~~hl=en~~&~~gbpv=1~~&dq=H%C3%~~A4kim~~+ashgabat&~~pg=PA159~~&~~printsec~~=~~frontcover~~</ref> The five [[Regions of Turkmenistan\|regions]] (''[[Wilaya\|welaýatlar]]'') headed by Häkims include the following: [[Ahal Region\|Ahal]], [[Balkan Region\|Balkan]], [[Daşoguz Region\|Dashoguz]], [[Lebap Region\|Lebap]] and [[Mary Region\|Mary]]. The capital city of [[Ashgabat]] has provincial legal status and therefore is headed by an Häkim.<ref>{{cite news \|author= Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin \|title=Turkmenistan: A strong and stably economy \|url=https://eurasianet.org/turkmenistan-a-strong-and-stably-economy \|work=Eurasianet.org \|date=25 January 2022 \|access-date=26 January 2022}}</ref> Within cities, boroughs are also headed by a [[President of Turkmenistan\|presidentially]] appointed mayor.		A '''Häkim''' in [[Turkmenistan]] (derived from the [[Arabic]] word {{lang-ar\|[[Hakim (title)\|حاكم]]}} for "governor") refers to the head of a regional and/or local executive authority in the [[Government of Turkmenistan]].<ref>{{Cite book\|last=Landau\|first=Jacob M.\|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=cANQEAAAQBAJ&newbks=0&printsec=frontcover&pg=PA159&dq=H%25C3%25A4kim+ashgabat&hl=en\|title=Language Politics in Contemporary Central Asia: National and Ethnic Identity and the Soviet Legacy\|last2=Kellner-Heinkele\|first2=Barbara\|date=2011-12-18\|publisher=Bloomsbury Publishing\|isbn=978-0-85772-085-6\|language=en}}</ref> The five [[Regions of Turkmenistan\|regions]] (''[[Wilaya\|welaýatlar]]'') headed by Häkims include the following: [[Ahal Region\|Ahal]], [[Balkan Region\|Balkan]], [[Daşoguz Region\|Dashoguz]], [[Lebap Region\|Lebap]] and [[Mary Region\|Mary]]. The capital city of [[Ashgabat]] has provincial legal status and therefore is headed by an Häkim.<ref>{{cite news \|author= Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin \|title=Turkmenistan: A strong and stably economy \|url=https://eurasianet.org/turkmenistan-a-strong-and-stably-economy \|work=Eurasianet.org \|date=25 January 2022 \|access-date=26 January 2022}}</ref> Within cities, boroughs are also headed by a [[President of Turkmenistan\|presidentially]] appointed mayor.