On September 11, a ceremony of opening a new modern village and automobile bridges was held in the gengeshlik of Tyaze el of the Koneurgench etrap of Dashoguz velayat. The assignment of the name Bitaraplyk to the village increased the significance of the celebrations in honor of the 34th anniversary of the independence of the Fatherland and the 30th anniversary of its permanent neutrality, widely celebrated this year.
The opening ceremony of the new facilities was attended by the Chairman of the Mejlis of Turkmenistan, representatives of local governments, public organizations, velayat and etrap halk maslahaty, honorary elders, and residents of the velayat. There were also speeches by cultural and artistic figures.
The participants of the celebration enthusiastically listened to the congratulatory address of President Serdar Berdimuhamedov on the occasion of the opening of the new village. Then the floor was given to the participants of the ceremony.
There are 400 modern residential buildings, an administrative building of the gengeshlik, a Health Center, and other facilities for various purposes on the territory of the Bitaraplyk settlement. There is also a kindergarten for 160 children, as well as a school designed for 420 children.
In addition, there is a House of Culture for 200 people, a banquet hall for 500 people, a House of Services, a post office, and a fire safety station. There is also a park and a shopping center on the territory of the settlement. The opening ceremony of the settlement coincided with the housewarming and other celebrations of the happy residents.
Spacious, bright rooms in the new apartments are equipped with the latest household appliances and necessary amenities. Kitchens equipped with high-quality equipment and other appropriate premises also create a comfortable living environment. Modern construction and finishing materials of domestic production were used in the construction of the houses. The areas adjacent to residential buildings and other facilities have been landscaped, and seedlings of various tree species have been planted along the streets and in recreation areas.
