We are proud!

The Day of the Elderly serves as a reminder to treat the older generation with respect and understanding.

Elderly people are our pride, our cherished asset. In their time, they raised us, worked for the benefit of their country and society, and left a rich legacy of experience and generational wisdom. In turn, we value their contribution, respect and honor the traditions passed down from generation to generation.

This is true for Alexander Petrovich Kazakov, who worked in the prosecutor's office for over 35 years, and then in the Investigative Committee, and trained more than one generation of investigators.

At times, disregarding his personal time and enduring lengthy business trips, he investigated complex and high-profile cases.

He was sent by the Prosecutor General's Office of the USSR to conduct training sessions for young investigators in Gagra.

He established a museum dedicated to the history of prosecutors and forensic technology.

He was repeatedly awarded by the Prosecutor of Vitebsk Region and the Prosecutor General of the Republic of Belarus, and by the President of the Republic of Belarus.

His life's work was continued by his younger daughter Elena, who has been working in the prosecutor's office for over 15 years.

Today, at 67 years old, Alexander Petrovich is energetic, full of ideas, a loving husband, a caring father, and a dependable grandfather.

His family, loved ones, and employees of the prosecutor's office are proud of such a person.

Senior Assistant to the Vitebsk
Transport Prosecutor
Junior Counselor of Justice E.A. Kazakova