On October 13, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, remotely inaugurated six facilities of various purposes during his working visit to Shahrinav District.

The inauguration of the new building of Educational Institution No. 58 in the Javonon village of Chust rural jamoat in Shahrinav District has created educational opportunities for 720 students studying in two shifts, with 20 teachers employed at the school.

The institution consists of 12 spacious classrooms and is equipped with all the necessary educational materials.

As part of development initiatives marking the 35th anniversary of State Independence, the Shahrinav District Palace of Culture was built with a high level of architectural design and officially opened for use.

It was reported that the facility consists of 12 rooms and a main hall with 400 seats. It provides suitable conditions for artists to rehearse and prepare performances, as well as for hosting cultural, educational, and celebratory events.

The newly constructed building is considered a significant cultural achievement for the district’s cultural community and residents.

At the same location, the Tabib-2013 Diagnostic and Treatment Center was also inaugurated remotely.

The center is designed to accommodate up to 30 patients at a time and was built in accordance with the requirements of the healthcare sector, with the aim of providing favorable conditions for medical examinations and treatment.

Following the opening of this healthcare facility, 30 specialists have secured permanent employment and will make a significant contribution to improving the quality of medical services for the population.

The center houses a reception room, rehabilitation and sports halls, offices for physicians specializing in internal medicine, including a gynecologist, neurologist, surgeon, and other supporting facilities.

The plastic profile manufacturing plant operated by Fayzi Osiyo Limited Liability Company is another new industrial facility in Shahrinav District that was remotely inaugurated.

The enterprise currently employs 20 specialists and has established production of 10 types of plastic profiles, as well as various types of doors and windows.

Its products are manufactured in line with domestic market demand and the needs of the construction sector. They are offered for sale primarily in Shahrinav District and other cities and districts across the country.

At the same location, President of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon officially launched the operations of Shahrinav Brick Limited Liability Company, which has an annual production capacity of 90 million bricks.

As reported, the facility was built by local entrepreneur Imomali Shoev to advance the country’s fourth strategic goal — rapid industrialization — and meet market demand. The enterprise has provided employment for 50 local residents.

The remote inauguration of a covered sports ground and gymnasium adjacent to Educational Institution No. 11 in the Obodoni village of Shahrinav District brought joy to local residents and young people.

The sports ground measures 20 meters in width and 40 meters in length and provides suitable conditions for physical exercise and training, including football.

The facility is currently used by residents of the villages of Obodon, Sharafi 1, and Sharafi 2.

After inspecting the conditions at several newly constructed facilities, Leader of the Nation Emomali Rahmon issued specific instructions and recommendations to the responsible officials. These focused on further expanding development initiatives, constructing educational institutions and industrial enterprises, creating decent living conditions for rural residents, establishing new jobs, and fostering patriotism among the younger generation.

In preparation for the 35th anniversary of State Independence, the construction of 297 facilities had been planned in Shahrinav District. By the time of the anniversary celebrations, 318 facilities of various types had been built and commissioned, including manufacturing enterprises and facilities in the education, healthcare, and cultural sectors. This represents 108 percent of the planned target.