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"Jahan" Center in Arkadag City to Integrate Creative and Sports Excellence
05 Apr. 05:45The "Jahan" Creative Center in the city of Arkadag is set to undergo a significant expansion, incorporating diverse sports facilities alongside its existing educational and artistic programs. The updated project features the construction of indoor and outdoor sports arenas, fitness centers, and specialized studios for yoga and cycling. This expansion aims to provide a holistic environment where the younger generation can pursue physical health, linguistic studies, and modern career paths such as design and marketing.
During a working visit to Arkadag, the Chairman of the Halk Maslakhaty of Turkmenistan, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, was briefed on the center's new developmental phase. Supported by the Charitable Fund for Assistance to Children in Need of Care, the initiative prioritizes a healthy lifestyle and the comprehensive development of children. The center will also house advanced language laboratories and vocational classrooms designed to help students master foreign languages and essential digital skills.
A unique aspect of the "Jahan" center’s new concept is its focus on family engagement, offering high-level facilities for both children and their parents. In recognition of its expanded scope, it has been proposed to rename the institution the "Jahan" Creative and Sports Center. The National Leader approved this proposal, emphasizing the necessity of aligning the center’s activities with the specific interests and professional aspirations of the youth.
The project highlights Turkmenistan’s commitment to providing world-class infrastructure for extracurricular education. By combining physical culture with creative arts and professional training, the "Jahan" Creative and Sports Center is poised to become a landmark institution in the "smart city" of Arkadag. This development reflects a strategic approach to youth development, ensuring that the next generation is well-equipped with both the physical vitality and the creative expertise required for the future.
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