Ceramic bricks produced by Turkmen company Döwletli Döwran are being used in the construction of several facilities in Tashkent, the company’s director of ceramic finishing products plant, Lebap Annageldiyev, reported in an interview published on the company’s social media accounts. The interview was part of a program produced jointly with Turkmenistan’s banking sector and Altyn Asyr television channel.
According to Annageldiyev, the company’s red ceramic bricks are being used to build several facilities in a new complex in the Uzbek capital. These include a 1,500-seat school, which has already opened, a 320-place kindergarten expected to open soon, medical colleges and a medical research clinic. The company’s bricks are also planned for use in other facilities currently under construction within the complex.
The company initially supplied 2 million bricks to Uzbekistan for construction projects in Tashkent. It plans to deliver an additional 5 million to 6 million bricks. The company also has a warehouse covering more than one hectare in Bukhara.
The company’s red ceramic bricks are also expected to be used in construction projects in Samarkand and in an educational facility that Uzbekistan plans to build in Azerbaijan.
