President Emomali Rahmon Commissions Two New Facilities in Rogun City and Obi Garm Township
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On August 20, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, Honorable Emomali Rahmon, remotely put into operation two more facilities during his working visit to Rogun city.
A new building of the 21st Century Sanatorium Limited Liability Company was put into operation on Olim Karim Street in the town of Obi Garm.
The new facility in the town of Obi Garm was built by local entrepreneurs in honor of the 35th anniversary of the state independence.
The sanatorium building has treatment and recreation rooms, pools with healing water, a canteen and a gym, and is designed to accommodate up to 40 vacationers at a time. During the construction process, 21 people were provided with temporary work.
A new building of the State Institution for the Maintenance of Motor Roads of the city was put into operation in the village of Qadi Ob of Rogun city.
The building has 9 office rooms, a meeting room, a canteen, and 19 recreation rooms.
Currently, road maintenance equipment is monitored via GPS, and in the near future, the facility will be connected to a digital system.









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