Translated with AI
On March 30, during a working visit to the Sughd region, President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon visited the Matcha district, where he took part in the opening of a number of socio-economic facilities.
At the beginning of his trip, the Head of State opened the Sugdiyon preschool in the village of Ganjobod. The kindergarten is designed for over 300 children. It boasts modern educational facilities, including classrooms, play areas, music and intellectual rooms, and two swimming pools. Thirty teachers are employed. Twenty local specialists were involved in the construction.
On the same day, a new building for Preschool No. 5 in the village of Firdavsi, Obburdon Jamoat, was opened remotely. The kindergarten accommodates 480 children, comprises over 15 rooms, and is equipped with modern facilities. Its opening created 25 jobs. An additional building for Preschool No. 1 was also opened in the village of Buston, increasing enrollment from 230 to 410 children.
Additionally, the "Jafar-2014" construction brick production facility was commissioned in the Matchinsky District. Its production capacity is up to 80,000 bricks per day, or over 24 million units per year. The facility has created over 50 jobs. The production process is fully automated and organized in three shifts.
The President also opened a new building for Secondary General Education Institution No. 46 in the village of Dusti. The school accommodates 800 students in two shifts and includes 15 classrooms, a library, a sports field, and a gym. The building was constructed with the participation of local residents and entrepreneurs.
Secondary School No. 14, designed to accommodate 1,000 students, has opened in the village of Buston. The school is equipped with modern classrooms, laboratories, a cafeteria, and a gym.
During the trip, three production facilities were opened remotely, including a poultry slaughter and packaging facility with a daily capacity of up to 6,000 heads, the Ilyos poultry farm with an annual production capacity of 500 tons, and another poultry farm with an annual capacity of 400 tons. Jobs were created and modern technologies were introduced at the facilities.
Continuing his working visit, the President launched a cotton sowing campaign on the lands of the Mirkhond farm. In 2026, the spring sowing of agricultural crops in the district is planned on an area of approximately 20,000 hectares, of which 12,450 hectares are allocated to cotton.
The Head of State also opened a new building for the 200-bed Central Hospital of the Matchinsky District. The facility includes eight main departments and five operating rooms equipped with modern technology. It provides workspace for over 250 specialists.
Following the hospital's opening, two drinking water storage tanks with a total capacity of 2,000 cubic meters were commissioned, providing water to over 12,000 residents.
During meetings with workers from various sectors, the President emphasized the importance of developing education, healthcare, industry, and agriculture, as well as the need to effectively utilize existing infrastructure.
