President: Events planned in the provinces for International Women's Day must be held at a high level

Yesterday, President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov held a working meeting with the participation of Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers T. Atahallyev and the governors (hyakims) of the provinces. As reported in the "Watan" news program, the meeting reviewed issues related to the progress of work in the country's agricultural complex and the regions.

The provincial governors reported on ongoing seasonal agricultural activities. It was noted that care for wheat fields is currently being carried out in accordance with agrotechnical standards, specifically focusing on mineral fertilization. As part of the preparations for cotton sowing, plowing works are in their final stages. In this regard, land leveling, ridging, and soil enrichment with mineral fertilizers continue. Necessary measures are being implemented to prepare cotton seeds for farmers and to repair and maintain agricultural machinery. Simultaneously, preparations of land and seeds for the spring sowing of food crops are underway. Reports were also given on preparations for cultural events marking International Women's Day and the status of construction at social, cultural, and industrial facilities scheduled for commissioning this year.

After hearing the reports, the President of Turkmenistan emphasized the importance of current seasonal works. He stressed the need for proper plowing and leveling of cotton fields, conducting leaching irrigation in Dashoguz and Lebap provinces, and ensuring a sufficient supply of high-quality seeds. The Head of State ordered thorough preparation for the spring sowing of potatoes and vegetable crops. He also instructed strict supervision over payments between service enterprises and cotton/wheat producers. Furthermore, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov gave instructions to ensure high-level celebrations for International Women's Day and to take necessary steps for the timely and high-quality completion of construction projects due this year.