Ministry of Housing and Communal Services (Bashkortostan)

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Republic of Bashkortostan
Ministry of Housing and Communal Services
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торлаҡ-коммуналь хужалығы министрлығы
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Agency overview
Jurisdiction Government of the Republic of Bashkortostan
Headquarters28 Khalturin street, Ufa, Republic of Bashkortostan
54°44′53″N55°58′46″E / 54.748046°N 55.979386°E / 54.748046; 55.979386
Agency executive
  • Boris Belyaev, Minister
Website https://house.bashkortostan.ru/

The Ministry of Housing and Communal Services is an agency of the government of Bashkortostan, headquartered with State Committee for of Housing and Building Oversight in 28 Khalturin street, Ufa.

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After the 2019 Head of the Ministry has been Boris Belyaev. [1]

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