TASMAGAMBETOV, Imangali Nurgaliyevich
former prime minister
Born: 9 December 1956 in the village of Novobogat, Makhambet District, Guryevsky Oblast
Married with three children
1979 -- completes studies at Ural's Pushkin Pedagogical Institute high-school geography and biology teacher
1979-58 -- department head of Makhambetsky regional committee, head of the cabinet for Komsomol work, department head of oblast committee, first secretary of Guryevsky city committee for LKSMK (Lenin Communist
Union of Kazakhstan's Youth)
1985-86 -- organizational head of Guryevsky Oblast committee for LKSMK
1986-88 -- first secretary for Guryevsky Oblast committee for LKSMK
1988-89 -- departmental head of working youth, departmental head of socioeconomic youth issues, secretary for LKSMK central committee
December 1989-September 1991 -- first secretary of Central Committee of LKSMK
August 1991-August 1993 -- chairman of republican state committee for youth affairs
August 1993-March 1995 -- presidential adviser on organizational questions
March 1995-October 1997 -- deputy prime minister for matters in the social sphere and domestic policies
March-October 1997 -- education and culture minister
October 1997-September 1998 -- deputy head of presidential administration, head of organizational-control department
September 1998-February 1999 -- chief assistant to the president
February 1999-December 2000 -- governor of Atyrau Province
December 2000-January 2002 -- deputy prime minister in charge of social affairs
28 January 2002-11 June 2003 -- prime minister of Republic of Kazakhstan
Author of the books: "The Socio-Political Renewal of Kazakhstan: Tendencies and Priorities," "Kazakhstan, Evolution of the State and Society" (co-author), and "The Explanatory Dictionary of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan" (co-author), 1996; "Social Policy and Political Transformation" and "Artifacts of Masters of Central Asia," 1997; "100 Years of the Oil and Gas Industry of Kazakhstan" (co-author), 1999; "From Peking to Astana: The History of the Transfer of Capitals," 2001
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