Translated with AI
On July 7, Tajik President Emomali Rahmon remotely inaugurated 10 new facilities in the Ayni district. This was reported by the presidential press service.
The new facilities cover education, healthcare, culture, sports, and patriotic education. They were built by the executive authority of the Ainy District, along with the participation of proactive entrepreneurs.
The first facility to be commissioned remotely was the building of an educational institution in the village of Fatmov, Rarz jamoat.
The new school is designed to accommodate 320 students per shift. The construction of the educational institution has reportedly created favorable learning conditions and improved the quality of education and upbringing.
The school building is equipped with classrooms and necessary auxiliary facilities.
The second facility was a modern building of preschool institution No. 12 in the village of Takfon, Anzob jamoat.
During the presentation, it was noted that the institution consists of seven classrooms, two study rooms, a cafeteria, and other auxiliary facilities.
Since the kindergarten's opening, 120 children in the village of Takfon have been provided with preschool education. The facility has provided permanent positions for eight specialists.
The next facility was the Furugi Fardo preschool, designed for 120 children.
The new kindergarten houses eight teaching and educational rooms and has created other necessary conditions.
The facility was reportedly built with the participation of the Ayni District executive authority, entrepreneurs, and local residents. Construction work was carried out using the hashar method.
The Gulshan preschool institution, designed for 80 children, was also put into operation.
The building consists of seven main rooms, a dining room, a nurse's office, two sanitary and hygiene rooms, as well as work and auxiliary rooms.
The preschool was built by domestic entrepreneur Mekhron Davronzoda.
Another facility that opened remotely was a regional hospital. The medical facility is equipped with 18 work and treatment rooms, as well as 20 patient beds.
Once the hospital is operational, residents of Takfon will no longer have to travel to other villages for medical care. The new healthcare facility has provided permanent jobs for 20 qualified young specialists in the district.
In the same complex, Secondary School No. 37 named after Kalandar Solehov was put into operation in the village of Zarafshon in the Ayni district.
The new building of the educational institution consists of eight classrooms, including two specialized classrooms, as well as three work spaces.
Another facility was the additional building of preschool institution No. 4 in the village of Zarafshon.
With the new building's opening, 120 children will be prepared for school in eight groups. Once the kindergarten opens, 20 teachers and five support staff will be provided with permanent positions.
During the construction of this facility, 50 local residents were involved in the work.
In addition, a sports hall, the State Flagpole, and the Shah Ismaili Somoni Cultural and Entertainment Park were remotely commissioned in the village of Zarafshon.
These facilities were built to strengthen patriotism and respect for national values, as well as in preparation for the national holiday—the 35th anniversary of Tajikistan's state independence.
With the opening of two comprehensive schools, designed for a total of 700 students, the younger generation will have the opportunity to study in new, modern conditions.
In the new preschool institutions in the village of Zarafshon, as well as in the villages of Takfon, Lohuti and Urmetan, 700 preschool-age children are provided with education and training.
