Rakhimova, Bihojal Fathitdinovna

A great influence on the formation of Rakhimova Bikhojal as individuals was exerted by: father Rakhimov Fatkhiddin, mother Rabiev Sharafniso, elder brother Rakhimov Tursunboy, a veteran of World War II, brother Rakhimov Sayfiddin and Boypocho Rakhimovich, her younger brother. Rakhimova also has two sisters, the eldest - Bikhosiyat Mamadzhanova, and the youngest - Aliya Rakhimova. Over the years, she has contributed to the implementation of UN Women projects on the economic security of rural women in Tajikistan, the protection of women's land rights and others. He has been married to his husband Negmatov Juraboy Tokhirovich since 1966. He has two daughters. The eldest is Malika and the youngest is Mawjud. In an interview with one of the national Tajik publications, Biojal Fatkhidinovna stated that her children and grandchildren were her inspiration.

By decree N UP-1981 of May 16, 1991, she was appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the USSR.

Excerpt from the article “16 days without violence” of the Kazakh newspaper gazeta.kz:

The leader of the Tajik women's movement, Biojal Rakhimova, believes that the problem of polygamy has an economic, legislative, and moral character. The wife suffers the husband's antics because she is not economically protected. In the event of a complaint, she will lose a piece of bread that her husband and her children give. Although the law punishes polygamy, mechanisms are not fully developed and many avoid punishment

• 1963 - Tajik Polytechnic Institute
• 1979 - Tashkent Higher Party School

• 1963 - 1965 - master, head of the electric laboratory of the Kairakum carpet factory.
• 1965 - instructor, head of the sector of the Central Committee of the Komsomol of Tajikistan .
• 1965 - 1974 - 1st Secretary of the Central District Committee of the Komsomol, Dushanbe ; Secretary of the Central Committee of the Young Communist League for Youth Work.
• 1974 - 1980 - Deputy Head of the Department of Organization and Party Work of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Tajikistan.
• 1980 - 1983 - 1st Secretary of the Frunze District Committee of the Communist Party of TadSSR.
• 1983 - 1989 - Secretary of the Leninabad Regional Committee.
• 1989 - 1990 - Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the Supreme Council of the USSR for Women, Family and Child Welfare.
• 1990 - 1991 - Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Tajikistan.
• 1991 - Deputy Prime Minister of the USSR.

• Deputy Minister of Industry of the Republic of Tatarstan
• Advisor to the Chairman of the Executive Body of State Power of the Sughd Region
• General Director of Khujand Plant "Sadaf"
• Chairman of the Women's Committee of the Khukumat of Sughd Region
• Chairman of the NGO “Chashmai Khaet” in the Sughd region.
• National Advisor to the UNIFEM Project “The Right to Land and the Economic Security of Rural Women” in Tajikistan. Thanks to her efforts, significant changes have taken place in the sphere of land reform, as well as in the state program on equal opportunities for men and women. She focuses on land access and credit for rural women.
• Local expert of the UN Women project: “Gender and democratic governance in development - providing basic services to women of Tajikistan.”

• Order of the Badge of Honor

• State power of the USSR. The supreme bodies of power and administration and their leaders. 1923-1991 Historical and biographical reference book./ Comp. V.I. Ivkin. Moscow, 1999. - ISBN 5-8243-0014-3