On August 21, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, respected Emomali Rahmon, as part of his working visit to Fayzabad District, visited an exhibition of agricultural products, traditional crafts, and national dishes.
The exhibition, arranged in an attractive and engaging style, vividly showcased the abundance of agricultural products, the results of the continuous efforts of farmers and agricultural workers, as well as the high level of craftsmanship of the district’s women and artisans.
The exhibition featured products cultivated and produced by local farmers, including vegetables, various types of fresh and dried fruits, canned goods, legumes, grains, and other agricultural products.
These products are the result of the effective use of natural resources, favorable weather conditions, fertile land, and high-quality seeds, demonstrating the rich experience of the district’s farmers.
The President of the Republic, respected Emomali Rahmon, was informed that this year, using the available natural resources, farmers in the district increased the area under agricultural crops to 11,370 hectares. Particular attention was paid to expanding areas planted with grains, legumes, industrial crops, potatoes, vegetables, and melons, for which the district’s climate is favorable.
At the same time, the Head of State was informed that the harvesting of tomatoes, including the famous pink variety, grain maize, bell peppers, and legumes grown through repeated sowing continues in the district on an area of 240 hectares.
Overall, the agricultural exhibition reflected the true spirit of hard work among the rural population, the abundance on the tables of local residents, and the broad potential of Fayzabad District for agricultural development.
Alongside agricultural products, the exhibition also prominently featured products made by the district’s women and homemakers. Various types of bread, fatir, flatbreads, and traditional dishes, prepared and presented with special care, demonstrated the high level of skill of local residents, the refined taste of women and mothers, and their painstaking work.
After familiarizing himself with the activities of representatives of the sector and farmers of the district, President Emomali Rahmon gave instructions and recommendations to further increase production volumes, ensure loss-free harvesting, and create sufficient stocks of agricultural products for the autumn-winter period. Instructions were also given to expand vegetable gardens and vineyards, ensure the timely completion of autumn sowing, and use high-yielding locally produced seeds.
