President Emomali Rahmon inaugurated 18 industrial, educational and social facilities during a working visit to Sughd province on November 1, creating 850 jobs, according to the president’s official website. The new facilities include seven industrial enterprises, two schools accommodating a total of 1,540 students, four kindergartens with places for 760 children, and a medical college for 750 students. They are located in the cities of Khujand, Buston and Konibodom as well as in Bobojon-Ghafourov district. A total of 84 facilities are expected to open during the president’s visit to Sughd, creating approximately 2,400 jobs. New animal feed plant opens in Buston The president began his visit by inaugurating a compound feed production plant operated by Bazai Ta’minot (supply base) LLC, part of the Bars company, in Buston. Built on the initiative of entrepreneur Mirzoabdurahmon Mirzobahodurov, the plant has an annual production capacity of 37,440 tons of feed for livestock, poultry and fish. Its products will be marketed under the Eco Kombikorm (compound feed) brand. The facility includes modern production lines and ten storage units, and has created 70 permanent jobs. According to information presented at the opening, Tajikistan imported 100 $ million worth of compound feed in 2025, while annual domestic demand stands at approximately 450,000 tons. Rahmon instructed officials to expand domestic production to reduce dependence on imports. Also in Buston, the president remotely inaugurated a rice-processing plant operated by Agrotrading LLC. The facility can process 24,000 tons of rice annually and has created 40 jobs.
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