Dzhambul

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Dzham·bul

 (jäm-bo͞ol′)
See Taraz.
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Dzhambul

(Russian dʒamˈbul)
n
(Placename) a former name of Taraz
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Dzham•bul

(dʒɑmˈbul, dʒʌm-)

n.
a former name of Aulie Ata.
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In 1981, he graduated from the Dzhambul Irrigation, Reclamation and Construction Institute with a degree in irrigation and drainage, in 1991 - from the Almaty Institute of Political Science and Management, majoring in the theory of socio-political relations, in 2002 - from Aulie-Ata University, majoring in law.
Sergey Gromov appointed Vice Minister of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan
In 1981, he graduated from the Dzhambul Irrigation, Reclamation and Construction Institute with a degree in irrigation and drainage, in 1991 from the Almaty Institute of Political Science and Management, majoring in the theory of socio-political relations, in 2002 from Aulie-Ata University, majoring in law.
Sergey Gromov appointed Vice Minister of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan
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