More Than 30,000 Spectators: Dushanbe Opens New National Stadium
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Tajikistan opened its new National Stadium on August 21, with a capacity of more than 30,000 spectators. The opening ceremony was attended by President Emomali Rahmon and Rustami Emomali, Chairman of the Majlisi Milli and Mayor of Dushanbe.
The sports complex covers 9.5 hectares and was built in line with FIFA international standards. The stadium is classified in the second international category, allowing it to host international competitions and high-level matches.
The football pitch measures 105 by 68 metres. The venue features two 133-square-metre LED screens, 312 Philips floodlights, 50 CCTV cameras and a modern sound system.
Four changing rooms with a total capacity of 104 places have been provided for athletes. Guest facilities include VVIP, VIP and CIP areas with a combined capacity of more than 750 people. The stadium also has parking for more than 750 vehicles.
Another feature is the stadium’s facade media-projection system, covering more than 30,000 square metres and capable of displaying graphics and various visual programmes.
The stadium was built to mark the 35th anniversary of Tajikistan’s state independence. President Emomali Rahmon described its opening as “a worthy gift to the people of Tajikistan.”
The football pitch measures 105 by 68 metres. The venue features two 133-square-metre LED screens, 312 Philips floodlights, 50 CCTV cameras and a modern sound system.
Four changing rooms with a total capacity of 104 places have been provided for athletes. Guest facilities include VVIP, VIP and CIP areas with a combined capacity of more than 750 people. The stadium also has parking for more than 750 vehicles.
Another feature is the stadium’s facade media-projection system, covering more than 30,000 square metres and capable of displaying graphics and various visual programmes.
The stadium was built to mark the 35th anniversary of Tajikistan’s state independence. President Emomali Rahmon described its opening as “a worthy gift to the people of Tajikistan.”
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