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Руйхати Бонкхо Ва Филиалхои Онхо List of the Banks and Their Branches Руйхати бонкхо ва филиалхои онхо List of the banks and their branches Саридора Номи Бонк Bank Ҷойгиршавӣ № Main/Филиал name Location Branch Саридора Ҷ СК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Душанбе ноҳияи Сино хиёбони С.Шерозӣ, 21 1 Main OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Dushanbe city Sino district S.Sherozi avenue, 21 Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Душанбе ноҳияи Фирдавсӣ хиёбони Н.Қарабоев, 2 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Dushanbe city Firdavsi district N.Karaboev avenue , 118 Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Душанбе ноҳияи И.Сомонӣ к ӯчаи Пушкин, 40/1 3 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Dushanbe city I.Somoni district 40/1, Pushkin street Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Душанбе ноҳияи Шоҳмансур хиёбони Рӯдакӣ 1а 4 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Dushanbe city Shohmansur district 1а, Rudaki avenue Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Душанбе ноҳияи Шоҳмансур улица Бехзод, 2 5 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Dushanbe city Shohmansur district 2, Bekhzod str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Душанбе ноҳияи Сино улица дж. Расулов, 10 6 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Dushanbe city Sino district 10, J.Rasulov str. НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Ёвон улица улица Мирзоев, 10 7 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Yovon district 10, Mirzoev str. subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Ҳисор улица Ф. Абдуллоев, 25 8 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Hisor city 25, F.Abdulloev str. subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Тоҷикобод поселок Тоджикобод, улица И. Сомони, 7 9 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Tojikobod district 7, I.Somoni str., Tojikobod township subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Рӯдакӣ поселок Сомониён, улица Турдиев, 17 10 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Rudaki district 17,Turdiev str., Somoniyon township subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Ваҳдат улица Тугдона, 31 11 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Vahdat city 31, Tugdona str. subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Рашт поселок гарм, улица Усмонов, 9 12 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Rasht district 9, Usmonov str., Garm township subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Нуробод поселок Дарбанд, улица Р. Розиков, 9 13 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Nurobod district 9, R. Rozikov str., Darband township subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Роғун улица джавонон, 7 14 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Rogun city 7, Javonon str. subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Лахш поселок Вахдат, улица Сомониён, 38 15 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Lakhsh district 38, Somoniyon str., Vakhdat township, subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Шаҳринав поселок Шахринав, улица улица М. Бакоев, б/р 16 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Shahrinav district M.Bakoyev str., Shahrinav township, subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Варзоб поселок Варзоб, улица Ленин, 5 17 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Varzob district 5, Lenin str., Varzob township subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ноҳияи Файзобод поселок Файзобод, улица И. Сомони, 53 18 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Faizobod district 53, I.Somoni str., Faizobod township subordination НТҶ Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” шаҳри Турсунзода улица И. Сомони, 32 19 Districts of Republican Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Tursunzoda city 32, I.Somoni str. subordination Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Ховалинг поселок Ховалинг, улица Восеъ, 14 20 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Khovaling district 14, Vose str., Khovaling township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Темурмалик поселок Советский, улица Фирдавси, 1 21 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Temurmalik district 1, Firdavsi str., Sovietsky township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Восеъ поселок Восе, улица Ленин, 41 22 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Vose district 41, Lenin str., Vose township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Ш.Шоҳин поселок Шурообод 23 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Sh.Shohin district Shuroobod township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Фархор поселок Фархор, улица Ленин, 46 24 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Farkhor district 46, Lenin str., Farkhor township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Ҳамадонӣ поселок Москва, улица Свердлов, 5 25 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Hamadoni district 5, Sverdlov str., Moscow township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Муъминобод поселок Ленинград, улица А. Давлатов, 34 26 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Muminobod district 34, A. Davlatov str., Leningrad township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон шаҳри Кулоб улица хувайдуллоев, 45 27 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Kulob city 45, huwaydulloev str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Ҷ.Балхӣ поселок С. Исоев, улица Тугалан, 4 28 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region J.Balkhi district 4, Tugalan str. S. Isoev township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Дӯстӣ поселок Дусти (джиликул), улица Каримов, 1 29 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Dusti district 1, Karimov str., Dusti (Jilikul) township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон шаҳри Қурғонтеппа улица Вахдат, 25а 30 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Kurgonteppa city 25a, Vahdat str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Қубодиён поселок кубодиён, улица Ленин, 78 31 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Kubodiyon district 78, Lenin str., Kubodiyon township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Шаҳритуз улица Ленин, 25 32 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Shahrituz district 25, Lenin str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Данғара улица Маркази, 33 33 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Dangara district 33, Marcazi str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Ҷайҳун поселок Дусти , улица Театральная, 31 34 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Jaiyhun district 31, Teatralnaya str., Dusti township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи А.Ҷомӣ поселок Куйбишев, улица Шоймардонова, 2 35 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region A.Jomi district 2, Shoymardonova str., Kuibishev township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Бохтар поселок И. Сомони, улица И. Сино, 128 36 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Bokhtar district 128, I.Sino str., I.Somoni township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Вахш поселок Вахш, улица Ленин, 42 37 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Vakhsh district 42, Lenin str., Vakhsh township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Хуросон поселок Обикиик, улица Совети, 3 38 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region Khuroson district 3, Soveti str., Obikiik township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Хатлон ноҳияи Панҷ Panj улица Ленин, 44 39 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Khatlon region district 44, Lenin str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Айнӣ дехаи Айни, улица Ленин, 2 40 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Ayini district 2, Lenin str., Dehai Ayni Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Ашт поселок Шайдон, улица И. Сомони, 4 41 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Asht district 4, I.Somoni str., Shaidon township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Мастчоҳ поселок Бустон, улица И. Сомони, 15а 42 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Mastchoh district 15а, I.Somoni str., Buston township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Деваштич поселок гончи, улица И. Сомони, 8 43 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Devashtich district 8, I.Somoni str., Ganchi township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Спитамен поселок Навкаи, улица Спитамен, 42 44 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Spitamen district 42, Spitamen str., Navkai township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд шаҳри Панҷакент проспект Рудаки 102 45 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Panjakent city 102, Rudaki avenue Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд шаҳри Исфара улица Маркази, 24 46 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Isfata city 24, Marcazi str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд шаҳри Конибодом улица Ленин, 129 47 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Konibodom city 129, Lenin str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд шаҳри Истаравшан улица Мирраджабов, 18 48 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Istaravshan city 18, Mirrajabov str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Б.Ғафуров улица улица Худжанди, 50а 49 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region B.Gafurov district 50a, Khujandi str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Зафаробод поселок Зафаробод, улица Рудаки 8 50 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Zafarobod district 8, Rudaki str., Zafarobod township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд шаҳри Хуҷанд улица Шарк, 29 "а" 51 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region Khujand city 29 "a", Shark str. Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” Вилояти Суғд ноҳияи Ҷ.Расулов поселок Пролетар, улица Ленин, 13 52 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" Sugd region J.Rasulov district 13, Lenin str., Proletar township Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк” ВМКБ ноҳияи Ванҷ Vanj дехаи Ванч, улица Ленин, 10 53 Branch OJSC "Agroinvestbank" GBAO district 10, Lenin str., Dehai Vanch Филиал ҶСК “Агроинвестбонк”
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