Tajikistan Establishes Historic Printing House at State Institute of Culture and Arts

Dushanbe, The Gulf Observer: A historic printing house has been officially established at the Tajik State Institute of Culture and Arts named after Mirzo Tursunzoda, marking a significant milestone in the country’s higher education and publishing sector, officials announced during a press conference in Dushanbe.

Speaking at the briefing, the institute’s leadership said the new printing facility is designed to strengthen the institution’s academic and research capabilities by enabling the publication of textbooks, scientific journals, educational materials, and cultural works. The initiative is also expected to support students, researchers, and faculty members by providing modern publishing services within the institute.

Officials noted that the establishment of the printing house forms part of broader efforts to modernize educational infrastructure and promote the preservation and dissemination of Tajik cultural and scientific heritage. The facility is expected to contribute to improving the quality and accessibility of academic publications while reducing dependence on external printing services.

The institute emphasized that the project aligns with the government’s ongoing commitment to advancing education, science, and culture through the adoption of modern technologies and the expansion of publishing opportunities for higher education institutions. The new printing house is also expected to facilitate the publication of research findings and creative works, supporting the development of the country’s academic and cultural sectors.