By the Decree of the President of Turkmenistan, Serdar Berdimuhamedov, Begli Bayrammyradovich Atayev has been appointed as the Rector of the Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute. This appointment, officially reported by the "Watan" news program, is a strategic step towards enhancing the national higher education system and improving the quality of professional training for the country's booming construction sector. The new leadership is expected to drive innovation and modern academic standards within the institution.

The appointment underscores the government's priority of developing a highly skilled workforce capable of meeting the demands of modern urban planning and industrial development. As Turkmenistan continues to implement ambitious infrastructure projects, the institute remains a vital hub for preparing architects, engineers, and technologists. The new rector will oversee the integration of international educational standards while fostering a creative and research-oriented environment for students.

It is noteworthy that the former rector of the institute, Batyr Meretdurdyyevich Mammedov, was promoted to a high-ranking government position on February 13, 2026. During a broadened meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers, he was appointed as the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan. This transition reflects the high level of trust in the institute’s leadership and highlights the critical role that academic expertise plays in the overall governance and sectoral development of the nation.

The Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute serves as a fundamental institution for the country’s industrial growth during the Era of the Revival of the New Epoch of the Powerful State. Under the guidance of Begli Atayev, the institute will continue to harmonize traditional Turkmen architectural heritage with contemporary global technologies. This appointment is anticipated to further strengthen the institute's position as a premier educational center for sustainable development and architectural excellence in Central Asia.