President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov visited the construction site of the horse breeding complex for 600 horses and the housing estate for 114 households, located in Geoktepe village in Gokdere Etrap, during the working trip to Ahal Velayat.
The Deputy Chairmen of the Cabinet of Ministers and the heads of a number of ministries and departments greeted the Turkmen leader at the venue.
The Turkmen leader arrived at the horse breeding complex to see the progress on construction. The President visited the facility, which comprises four stables for thoroughbred bloodstock with 60 stalls each, two stables for stallions with 80 stalls each, four stables for stallions 50 stalls each and two stables for stallions with 20 stalls each. The Turkmen leader focused on the need to create a favourable temperature regime and microclimate in the stables. Focusing on the importance of creating the conditions conducive to preparing horses for the competitions on the territory of the breeding complex, the Turkmen leader gave specific instructions.
The clean mountain air, boundless meadows and remoteness from city noise create an atmosphere conducive to keeping horses and foals healthy. The air temperature in Geoktepe Etrap differs by 3-4 degrees from that in the city, which creates the most favourable environment for Ahalteke horses.
The Turkmen leader said that the new horse breeding complex would aim to promote horse breeding, increase the number of thoroughbred bloodstock and improve their reproductive qualities and breed traits.
The draft designs of the facilities to be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex in Ahal Velayat were presented to the Turkmen leader for consideration. When developing the technology, space planning and design concepts of the horse breeding complex, designers and engineers took local relief conditions into consideration.
These include the draft designs of the horse breeding complex for 600 horses and the housing estate for 114 households, the layouts and general arrangement drawings of the administrative building, auction building, training centre and museum, the exterior and interior design drawings of stables, two-storey two-apartment four- and five-room houses, school and kindergarten for 160 children. The drawings of the sculptures, which will stand in front of the administrative building of the horse breeding complex, the light poles and underpasses were presented to the Turkmen leader for consideration.
The laboratories that meet international standards and the operating and examination rooms supplied with state-of-the-art X-ray and ultrasound equipment will be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex.
A green area will stretch between the horse breeding complex and the housing estate. Horse racing tracks are to be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex.
Favourable conditions for work, leisure and recreation of local specialists are being created. Apartment houses for 114 families are to be built in immediate proximity to the horse breeding complex. Shops that sell a lot of different types of goods will be built for local citizens and playgrounds – for children. All the buildings will be faced with white marble
The kindergarten for 160 children has the gyms for sporting activities and the halls for music classes and playgrounds. The territory adjacent to the kindergarten will be landscaped.
In general, the design of the new horse breeding complex will represent the modern style of Eastern architecture. Different kinds of trees and flowers will be planted on its territory.
A number of underpasses will be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex. They are an integral part of modern horse breeding and training complexes.
The drawings of the sculptures, which will be installed at the entrance to the horse breeding complex, were presented to the Turkmen leader for consideration.
After reviewing the drawings, the Turkmen leader commended the authors of the sculptural images for the creative vision of such a phenomenon as an Ahalteke horse. The Turkmen leader suggested giving them the names of Buysanc daragty and Perzent buysanjy, which convey the love of our people for the ‘heavenly’ horses, and installing the sculptures on the territory of the horse breeding complex.
Deputy Chairman E. Orazgeldiev presented the projects and layouts of the greenhouse, where young trees and flowers will be grown, to the Turkmen leader for consideration. A plot of land with a total area of 10 hectares was allocated for the construction site. The greenhouse will be located 7,600 metres from 24-kilometer Ashgabat-Mary highway. The facility is to be built in the forestry nursery of the Ak Bugdai Forestry Department at the Ministry of Nature Protection.
After reviewing the projects and layouts presented for consideration, the President approved the construction project of the new facility as a whole. Noting that young trees and plants from different regions of the world, which could be adapted to soil and climatic conditions of our country, should be grown in the greenhouse, the Turkmen leader gave specific instructions to the high-ranking officials.
President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov visited the construction site of the housing estate for experienced horse breeders, trainers and jockeys to see the progress of construction work.
Noting that the construction work was carried out at a high pace and according to the requirements, the President thanked the top manager of the Turkish company Belda Insaat Taahhut ve Ticaret Ltd. Sti., implementing the construction project, for the proper quality of construction work.
President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov wished all those present every success in their work and left the venue.
The Deputy Chairmen of the Cabinet of Ministers and the heads of a number of ministries and departments greeted the Turkmen leader at the venue.
The Turkmen leader arrived at the horse breeding complex to see the progress on construction. The President visited the facility, which comprises four stables for thoroughbred bloodstock with 60 stalls each, two stables for stallions with 80 stalls each, four stables for stallions 50 stalls each and two stables for stallions with 20 stalls each. The Turkmen leader focused on the need to create a favourable temperature regime and microclimate in the stables. Focusing on the importance of creating the conditions conducive to preparing horses for the competitions on the territory of the breeding complex, the Turkmen leader gave specific instructions.
The clean mountain air, boundless meadows and remoteness from city noise create an atmosphere conducive to keeping horses and foals healthy. The air temperature in Geoktepe Etrap differs by 3-4 degrees from that in the city, which creates the most favourable environment for Ahalteke horses.
The Turkmen leader said that the new horse breeding complex would aim to promote horse breeding, increase the number of thoroughbred bloodstock and improve their reproductive qualities and breed traits.
The draft designs of the facilities to be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex in Ahal Velayat were presented to the Turkmen leader for consideration. When developing the technology, space planning and design concepts of the horse breeding complex, designers and engineers took local relief conditions into consideration.
These include the draft designs of the horse breeding complex for 600 horses and the housing estate for 114 households, the layouts and general arrangement drawings of the administrative building, auction building, training centre and museum, the exterior and interior design drawings of stables, two-storey two-apartment four- and five-room houses, school and kindergarten for 160 children. The drawings of the sculptures, which will stand in front of the administrative building of the horse breeding complex, the light poles and underpasses were presented to the Turkmen leader for consideration.
The laboratories that meet international standards and the operating and examination rooms supplied with state-of-the-art X-ray and ultrasound equipment will be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex.
A green area will stretch between the horse breeding complex and the housing estate. Horse racing tracks are to be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex.
Favourable conditions for work, leisure and recreation of local specialists are being created. Apartment houses for 114 families are to be built in immediate proximity to the horse breeding complex. Shops that sell a lot of different types of goods will be built for local citizens and playgrounds – for children. All the buildings will be faced with white marble
The kindergarten for 160 children has the gyms for sporting activities and the halls for music classes and playgrounds. The territory adjacent to the kindergarten will be landscaped.
In general, the design of the new horse breeding complex will represent the modern style of Eastern architecture. Different kinds of trees and flowers will be planted on its territory.
A number of underpasses will be built on the territory of the horse breeding complex. They are an integral part of modern horse breeding and training complexes.
The drawings of the sculptures, which will be installed at the entrance to the horse breeding complex, were presented to the Turkmen leader for consideration.
After reviewing the drawings, the Turkmen leader commended the authors of the sculptural images for the creative vision of such a phenomenon as an Ahalteke horse. The Turkmen leader suggested giving them the names of Buysanc daragty and Perzent buysanjy, which convey the love of our people for the ‘heavenly’ horses, and installing the sculptures on the territory of the horse breeding complex.
Deputy Chairman E. Orazgeldiev presented the projects and layouts of the greenhouse, where young trees and flowers will be grown, to the Turkmen leader for consideration. A plot of land with a total area of 10 hectares was allocated for the construction site. The greenhouse will be located 7,600 metres from 24-kilometer Ashgabat-Mary highway. The facility is to be built in the forestry nursery of the Ak Bugdai Forestry Department at the Ministry of Nature Protection.
After reviewing the projects and layouts presented for consideration, the President approved the construction project of the new facility as a whole. Noting that young trees and plants from different regions of the world, which could be adapted to soil and climatic conditions of our country, should be grown in the greenhouse, the Turkmen leader gave specific instructions to the high-ranking officials.
President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov visited the construction site of the housing estate for experienced horse breeders, trainers and jockeys to see the progress of construction work.
Noting that the construction work was carried out at a high pace and according to the requirements, the President thanked the top manager of the Turkish company Belda Insaat Taahhut ve Ticaret Ltd. Sti., implementing the construction project, for the proper quality of construction work.
President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov wished all those present every success in their work and left the venue.