Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, Chairman of the Halk Maslahaty of Turkmenistan and National Leader of the Turkmen People, reviewed horse sculptures prepared for Ahalteke atlary Avenue and road, transport infrastructure designs during a working visit to Arkadag, Turkmen state media reported.
Gurbanguly Berdimuhammedov emphasized the importance of drawing on national experience in horse breeding when preparing the sculptures and provided relevant recommendations. During the visit, Gurbanglu Berdimuhamedov also reviewed design proposals for facilities planned for the second phase of Arkadag’s construction. These include production complexes, road and transport infrastructure facilities and other buildings.
Particular attention was given to the architectural landscaping of the area surrounding Arkadagyň ruhy metjidi mosque, which can accommodate 30,000 people. Proposals were considered for landscaping the surrounding area, constructing buildings near the mosque and installing various sculptures in the new city’s park. National Leader stressed the need to ensure architectural harmony in the surrounding area while taking into account the mosque’s design features.
During the visit, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov held a working meeting with D.Orazov, Chairman of the State Committee for the Construction of Arkadag City under the President of Turkmenistan, and City governor G.Mammedova. The meeting addressed the pace of construction of residential buildings and social and industrial facilities. Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov also reviewed the design of the new city’s park, including the figures and decorative elements planned for the site, and made several revisions.
The meeting also covered preparations for the autumn tree-planting campaign and plans to plant saplings. According to Mammedova, 50,000 tree saplings have been planted in Arkadag since the city opened, with another 5,000 planted in the spring of this year. The same number is planned for planting in the autumn.
In addition, during an upcoming working visit to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, officials plan to exchange experience in growing various types of trees and flowers and hold talks on purchasing saplings suited to local soil and climate conditions.
During the visit, National Leader of the Turkmen people Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov also inspected construction work on the mosque, a cottage complex, a multistory residential building, a bus terminal and the city park. Following the visit, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov provided recommendations on ensuring the orderly continuation of construction work and creating comfortable living conditions for residents.
