On October 19, during his working visit to Rudaki District, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, inaugurated the newly built Palace of Culture named after Karomatullo Qurbonov.

The modern cultural facility was constructed with the support of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan as part of the ongoing development and improvement initiatives marking the 35th anniversary of State Independence.

During the visit, the Head of State, Emomali Rahmon, was informed that 130 jobs had been created at the facility, providing favorable working conditions for cultural sector employees. During the construction process, which lasted more than two years, 150 local specialists were temporarily employed.

In tribute to the memory of Karomatullo Qurbonov, a distinguished Artist of Tajikistan, a statue of the beloved Tajik singer has been erected in front of the building.

The Palace of Culture features a spacious auditorium with 700 seats. The facilities provided will enable cultural professionals and artists of the district to further improve their work. The ceilings, walls, and spacious hall are decorated with national motifs and elements of sophisticated architectural design.

The newly constructed facility consists of 50 office and auxiliary rooms, including rehearsal rooms, a sound recording studio, rooms for directors and technical staff, as well as makeup and dressing rooms. These facilities will support the organization of meetings and various educational and cultural events.

The construction of such a facility had long been a cherished dream of the district’s cultural community, who warmly and gratefully welcomed this valuable gift from the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan.

During his conversation with the staff, Leader of the Nation Emomali Rahmon emphasized that the Government consistently takes constructive measures to contribute to the development of the cultural sector, train talented professionals, discover young talents, and enhance the professional skills of amateur performers.

The district’s artists and cultural professionals were encouraged to make greater contributions to the development of national culture by taking full advantage of the modern facilities and opportunities available to them.