DUSHANBE, 11.07.2025 (NIAT Khovar) – On July 11, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, Honorable Emomali Rahmon, opened Secondary Educational Institution No. 115 in Panjakent.

The educational facility was built in support of the educational policy of the Head of State, Emomali Rahmon, in order to form the minds and thinking of students and develop the education sector.

During the tour of the facility, the Leader of the Nation, Emomali Rahmon, was informed that the facility is designed to accommodate 800 students in two shifts, and 36 qualified teachers are employed there.

The educational building has 21 equipped classrooms, work rooms, a culture hall with 63 seats, a library, a canteen, a sports hall and playground, and other auxiliary rooms, and was built in accordance with international requirements. Subject classrooms, including physics, chemistry, biology, information technology, and other favorable conditions for teaching and learning contribute to the formation of students’ knowledge.

The educational process is based on state sectoral educational programs in foreign languages, including Russian and English. Students are admitted to the institution through testing and assessment of knowledge and skills.

The Head of State, Emomali Rahmon, instructed those responsible to regularly monitor and analyze the level and quality of education and upbringing, constantly involve teachers in advanced training courses, and take steps to develop textbooks in line with national and global realities.

Here, the Leader of the Nation, Emomali Rahmon, remotely inaugurated a number of facilities, including a preschool educational institution in the village of Sujina for 120 children, a secondary education institution building in the village of Kosatarosh for 520 students in two shifts, additional classrooms in the village of Sor for 120 students, the building of the People’s Democratic Party of Tajikistan in the city center with 63 workplaces, the building of the State Committee for National Security in the village of Sarazm, the building of the Loiq Sherali village community, and the Farizi hotel with 60 rooms in the center of Panjakent.