Leyla Aliyeva participated in the opening of nurseries-kindergartens built in Shamakhi
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On August 28, the opening of nursery-kindergartens built by the Heydar Aliyev Foundation took place in the villages of Ikinji Jabany and Boyuk Khynisly in the Shamakhi district.
As reported by AZERTAJ, Vice President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation Leyla Aliyeva participated in the opening.
Leyla Aliyeva inspected the premises of the nursery-kindergartens and familiarized herself with the conditions created for children.
It was noted that both kindergartens are located in the center of the villages. The modern and fully equipped nursery-kindergartens have sleeping and playrooms for children, sports and music halls, a medical office, a dining room, as well as other administrative and technical facilities. The preschool educational institutions are fully equipped with necessary furniture and inventory. Landscaping work has been carried out in the courtyards of the kindergartens, and children's play structures have been installed.
The head of the nursery-kindergarten in the village of Ikinji Jabany, Tofa Bashirova, told journalists that although the kindergarten has been functioning for 41 years, there have never been such conditions here: "Since the old kindergarten became unusable, we have been operating in a private house. We appealed to the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, and in a short time a new kindergarten was built and put into use. From tomorrow, we will be able to accept children in the new kindergarten, which will have groups for ages 1-3 and 4-6 years. Applications are also coming from neighboring villages. We express our deep gratitude to the Heydar Aliyev Foundation for the conditions created for our children."
Then Leyla Aliyeva visited several families in Shamakhi and Agsu.
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