Tajik president remotely opens two schools and two kindergartens in Rudaki

Photo: Press Service of the President of Tajikistan

BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 19. President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon remotely inaugurated four educational facilities, including two schools and two kindergartens, on October 19 in Rudaki district.

According to the press service of the Tajik president, the facilities were inaugurated as part of the remote opening of 20 facilities in the district, following the opening of the new Rudaki District Palace of Culture.

In the village of Rohati, Secondary School No. 145, designed to accommodate 800 students in two shifts, and Kindergarten No. 18, with a capacity of 280 children, were inaugurated. An additional building for Secondary School No. 3, designed to accommodate 1,200 students in two shifts, was also opened.

Another kindergarten, No. 19, was commissioned in the village of Ganchina. The facility is designed to accommodate 100 children.

The new facilities are intended to improve conditions for education and early childhood development in the district.

Meanwhile, the commissioning of the facilities forms part of efforts to expand access to educational infrastructure in Tajikistan. The construction and modernization of schools and kindergartens are important for accommodating growing demand for educational services and providing children with access to learning facilities closer to their communities.

School capacity, the availability of preschool places, and the condition of educational buildings are among the factors affecting the delivery of education at the local level. New facilities can help ease pressure on existing institutions and provide additional space for students and young children.