Kazakstan Military Patch Presidential Security Service - nášivka

Tištěná nášivka "Kazakstan Presidential Security Service" ,  velikost 80x100 mm,

Presidential Security Service

In the 70s, the security system of high officials of the state was improved within the framework of the Ninth Directorate of the Committee for State Security (KGB) of the USSR became one of the most effective special services in the world. Around the same time of these national developments, a Ninth Directorate was created in the structure of the KGB of the Kazakh SSR, which was responsible for protecting First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan Dinmukhamed Kunaev. In 1986, this unit was restructured into a group of several personal security officers. After the election of Nursultan Nazarbayev as the First Secretary in 1989, the 9th branch of the KGB of the Kazakh SSR was created. After independence, the question arose of reorganizing many of the government bodies of the union republic into the governing bodies of an already independent state, and some structures were re-created. By order of the President Nazarvayev dated 6 February 1992, the Presidential Protection Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan (SOP) was created. In October 1995, the Government Communications Agency of the National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Republican Guard were included in the SOP of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and later they were transferred to independent departments. Major General Sergey Sinitsin was appointed as the first Head of the Security Service of the President of Kazakhstan. It was subordinate to the head of the Presidential Administration and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Subsequently, the Security Service became directly subordinate to the Head of State.^[3]