ZANGILAN, Azerbaijan, September 24.
Construction of 242 houses has been completed in the village of
Jahangirbeyli in the Zangilan region, the deputy executive director
of the Reconstruction, Construction, and Management Service in the
Jabrayil, Gubadli, and Zangilan regions, Emil Aghazade, said,
Trend's Karabakh
Bureau reports.


According to him, phased construction of the village has begun
on a 179.5-hectare site.


“The houses under construction consist of 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-room
units, depending on the composition of the resettled families. Of
the 242 single-family homes, 162 are single-story houses with 2 or
3 rooms, while the rest are two-story houses with 4 or 5 rooms.
Each single-family home has its own yard. Auxiliary structures have
also been built in the yards,” E. Aghazade said.


He noted that the design work in the villages undergoing
reconstruction is not limited to single-family homes:


“There are also plans to construct various non-residential
facilities to meet the daily needs of the resettled population and
ensure comfortable and modern living conditions. As part of the
project, a secondary school with 264 seats, a kindergarten with 80
seats, an administrative building, a multipurpose building, and a
market complex have been designed and built in the village of
Jahangirbeyli.”







According to Emil Aghazade, work is also continuing in the
village on the construction of roads and communication lines.


“Construction work on individual residential and non-residential
buildings has now been completed. Final finishing and interior work
is underway. To ensure modern and comfortable living conditions for
the resettled population, work on installing utilities has been
largely completed, and final finishing work is currently underway,”
he said.


He added that, to ensure the long-term and safe operation of the
village, design work on protection against rain and floodwaters has
been completed, and the implementation of the planned solutions has
begun.


“Work is proceeding in phases and at an accelerated pace so that
our compatriots, who were forced to leave their lands 30 years ago,
can return to their homeland as soon as possible. At the same time,
special attention is being paid to ensuring that construction work
complies with design and building standards, as well as to the
quality of goods and materials delivered to the construction site.
Technical inspections are conducted daily at the construction site,
and attention is paid to ensuring the quality of the materials
used,” E. Aghazade emphasized.