Prime Minister Rasulzoda Visits Khatlon
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DUSHANBE, 11.11.2020 (NIAT Khovar) – Yesterday, as part of his working trip to Khatlon region, Prime Minister Kohir Rasulzoda visited Levakand, Jayhun and Jaloliddin Balkhi.
In Levakand, he got acquainted with the progress of construction work in the Saltanat corporation and the real situation of the company Azot.
In the Jayhun district, Rasulzoda was familiarized with the activities of the Vodii Zarrin Agrarian Association, the Pakhtakor, Abdulkhair, Nazriyon farms, and the targeted use of the homestead lands of the residents, and also put into operation an enterprise for processing agricultural products and a culture park.
In Jaloliddin Balkhi district, Rasulzoda got acquainted with the progress of works on creation and improvement, which are being carried out within the framework of the upcoming celebration of the 30th anniversary of independence, Years of Rural Development, Tourism and Folk Crafts.
Rasulzoda instructed officials to use all available opportunities to intensify creative measures and meet the upcoming national holidays with worthy indicators.













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