Date: 6/10/2007
TUMS Public Relations News Service: Dr Abdul Rahman Osmanev head of medical academy of Dagestan republic and the accompanying delegate had a formal visit from TUMS and several meetings with the autorities of the university in wednesday 6th of July, 2007.
In this meeting that took place in the 8th floor of central building of TUMS, Dr. Vahid Dastjerdi general director of international affairs and Dr. Emami Razavi dean of medical school and Dr. Akhondzadeh research deputy of the medical school took part and had discussions with Dagestan delegate about ways of developing bilateral ties.
Dagestan is a Muslim republic, home to more than 36 nationalities in addition to Russians transplanted during the Soviet era. The Republic is mostly mountainous, and although its mineral and oil potential remains untapped, it has strategic importance due to its location on the oil-rich Caspian Sea and its close proximity to Azerbaijan, a main conduit for Caspian oil.
The country was absorbed by the Soviet Union in 1920 and became an autonomous republic in 1921. After the breakup of the Union in 1991, Dagestan became a signatory to the March 1992 Treaty of Federation which created a new Russian state. As such, Dagestan is legally a Russian republic and a member of the Russian Federation.
http://publicrelations.tums.ac.ir/english/news/detail.asp?newsID=3845
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