Tajikistan President Inaugurates Nine Development Projects in Sughd Region

Dushanbe, The Gulf Observer: President of the Republic of Tajikistan and Leader of the Nation, Emomali Rahmon, remotely inaugurated nine development projects in the Shahriston and Ayni districts of Sughd Region on November 2 during his working visit to the region.

The first project inaugurated was a State Flag Square in the Obodi village of Bunjikat rural community in Shahriston district. The facility has been constructed to honour national symbols, strengthen patriotism and national identity, and enhance residents’ sense of national pride. It will also provide a suitable venue for important political and cultural events and help promote respect for state symbols among the younger generation.

The President also remotely launched the operations of the Food Safety Supply and Diagnostic Centre in Shahriston district. The newly constructed building comprises 17 offices, a conference hall, six laboratories, a canteen and other auxiliary facilities. The centre is expected to strengthen quality control and food safety monitoring while providing appropriate conditions for conducting essential diagnostic tests.

Another facility inaugurated remotely was a national teahouse in Obodi village, the first of its kind in the settlement. Built in accordance with traditional Tajik architectural standards, the teahouse is intended to provide residents with a place for recreation and social gatherings, as well as hosting cultural events.

President Rahmon also officially launched a livestock farm established in Obodi village. The farm has been equipped with the necessary facilities for raising and maintaining pedigree livestock. Its operations are expected to contribute to the development of animal husbandry, increase domestic production, strengthen food supplies to the consumer market and create new employment opportunities.

In Ayni district, the President remotely inaugurated Secondary Education Institution No. 10 in Revad village. The newly constructed school has been designed to accommodate 800 students in two shifts.

Secondary Education Institution No. 62 in Fatmovut village of the same district was also officially opened remotely. The establishment of new educational facilities is expected to improve learning conditions and expand access to quality education for local children.

In addition, two important social facilities – the Shukufahoi Umid (Flowers of Hope) preschool institution and a cultural centre in Shamtuch village – were inaugurated remotely in Ayni district.

The Shukufahoi Umid kindergarten has been built to expand access to preschool education and can accommodate 60 children. It is equipped with the necessary facilities to support children’s education, upbringing and intellectual and physical development.

The cultural centre has been established to host various events and provide favourable conditions for identifying and nurturing the talents of adolescents and young people.

President Rahmon also remotely inaugurated the Nozanin preschool institution in Darg village of Ayni district. The facility has a capacity of 120 children and provides suitable conditions for their education, upbringing and intellectual and physical development.

President Emomali Rahmon described the inauguration of these facilities in Shahriston and Ayni districts as an important contribution to the development of local infrastructure, expansion of productive activities and improvement of educational and upbringing conditions for the younger generation.

He emphasised that such initiatives would contribute to the development and beautification of local communities, improve living standards and create new opportunities for sustainable regional development.