On October 19, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, remotely inaugurated 20 additional facilities after opening the newly built Palace of Culture in Rudaki District.

First, President Emomali Rahmon remotely inaugurated a monument to Abuabdulloh Rudaki, the founder of classical Tajik-Persian literature, in the district center.

The construction of the monument to the great poet symbolizes respect for the rich literary and cultural heritage of the Tajik people and pays tribute to the prominent figures in Tajik literary history.

The facility is of great importance for further beautifying the district center and strengthening national identity and self-awareness, particularly among the younger generation.

The Leader of the Nation also inaugurated a three-story dormitory for the Republican Boarding School for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children in Rudaki District. Located on Ismoili Somoni Street in Somoniyon township, the building is designed to accommodate 100 people. It is equipped with the necessary furniture and facilities and includes a modern dining hall with 140 seats.

Another facility remotely inaugurated by the President of Tajikistan was the Somoniyon Hotel. The complex includes a shopping center, a restaurant and other service facilities, all built to meet modern standards.

President Emomali Rahmon also inaugurated four educational facilities: Secondary General Education Institution No. 145, designed for 800 students attending two shifts, in the village of Rohati, Rohati rural community; an additional building for Secondary General Education Institution No. 3, designed for 1,200 students attending two shifts; Preschool Institution No. 18, accommodating 280 children, in the village of Rohati; and Preschool Institution No. 19, accommodating 100 children, in the village of Ganjina, Rohati rural community.

The opening of these educational institutions will improve access to education and the quality of teaching and upbringing in the respective villages, creating favorable conditions for students’ future success.

A healthcare facility was also commissioned at the same location. The Rohati Rural Community’s district hospital, with a capacity of 30 beds, has been built in the village of Rohati. Its construction will improve the quality of medical services for local residents and contribute to better public health throughout the rural community.

President Emomali Rahmon also remotely inaugurated the administrative building of the Rohati rural community. Located in the village of Teppai Samarqandi, the building provides favorable working conditions for community staff.

Another facility commissioned remotely was a two-story service residential building in the village of Rohati, designed to accommodate eight families.

The construction of such facilities helps improve families’ living conditions, provides them with housing and creates a more comfortable environment. The building was constructed in accordance with modern construction standards.

The Leader of the Nation also remotely commissioned two vertical water wells, which draw water from a depth of 110 meters. A 3.5-kilometer drinking water pipeline has been laid from the village of Qariyai Kamar in Chorgulteppa rural community to the center of Somoniyon township.

Three additional vertical wells, also drawing water from a depth of 110 meters, were commissioned on the same day. Their water is collected in two reservoirs, each with a capacity of 1,500 cubic meters. Through an 11-kilometer drinking water pipeline, the reservoirs will supply the villages of Kosibon, Rumi, Hojiyon, Turdiyev and Korgar in Mirzo Tursunzoda township.

In addition, a five-kilometer drinking water pipeline from the village of Kuktosh to Ismoili Somoni Street in Somoniyon township was commissioned, along with a five-kilometer water supply and sewerage pipeline extending from the village of Obi Shifo to the same street.

The Leader of the Nation subsequently remotely launched a 16,000 kW electrical substation in Rudaki District. Located in the village of Madad, the substation is intended to supply electricity to residents of Somoniyon and Mirzo Tursunzoda townships and Zaynabobod rural community.

President Emomali Rahmon also remotely launched the operations of three industrial enterprises. These include a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility operated by Taj Pharma LLC in the village of Mavj, Mirzo Tursunzoda township, and a construction brick manufacturing plant operated by FM Ahmadi LLC in the village of Boloshahr, Guliston rural community. The brick plant has a production capacity of 150,000 bricks per day.

The launch of these enterprises has created suitable employment opportunities for residents of Rudaki District.

At the same location, the Head of State was briefed on a project to construct a 5.3-kilometer sewerage pipeline. The pipeline will serve high-rise residential buildings along the route from Ismoili Somoni Street in Somoniyon township to the village of Qariyai Kamar.

The commissioning of 20 facilities of various purposes in Rudaki District demonstrates the continuation of development and improvement initiatives across the region. The new facilities cover key areas of public life and provide expanded opportunities to improve education and childcare, access to healthcare, drinking water supplies, energy infrastructure, industry and services.