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Social responsibility
Social responsibility
TGEM annually supports many public projects, facilitating the development of science, education and promotion of a healthy lifestyle.
Promoting sports
Sport is the health and achievement of the nation. TGEM supports both endeavorsin sports and the desire for professional sports success.
TGEM is a long-term partner of the Tajikistan Football Federation and one of the major sponsor of the Children and Youth Football League of Tajikistan.
Every year there are competitions held under the auspices of the Children's and Youth Football League, where more than a thousand young men from all over Tajikistan from 12 to 18 years old take part.
Vulnerable groups support
TGEM regularly provides charitable assistance to those in need, such as:
adults and children with disabilities, disadvantage children, orphaned children.
Education support
TGEM pays special attention to the younger generation education.
With the aim of talent pipeline background and career guidance counseling development, memorandums of cooperation were signed between the universities of the country and TGEM, thanks to which students have the opportunity to undergo practical training at company facilities.
Every year, a number of events takes place to select the most promising school graduates at the tertiary education institutions. Trainings and seminars are held in the country's universities, and our specialists have the opportunity toattend the final exams to identify the most talented students for further employment in the company.
Social development endeavor
● In 2019, the company built and put into operation secondary school No. 6 in Dushanbe. The construction of a new modern school was completed within 1.5 years with a total area of 8700 m2.
● In 2020, company, as part of charitable initiatives, provided assistance (twice) to the Dushanbe Health Department to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection. 20,000 tests to determine the COVID-19 virus, 20 pieces of artificial lung ventilation (ALV) equipment and 500 sets of special medical wear were provided.