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Sport complexes


HOTELS
Presidential suite - 1; standart single rooms - 136; Standard double rooms - 36; suites - 45; apartaments- 5; disable rooms - 2; 5 conference hall - 114; 2 restaurants - 256; bar -58; lounge bar - 71; bakery - 45; SPA complex
Hotel “Sport” capacity 800
Presidential suites - 2; standart single rooms - 228; Standard double rooms - 108; suites- 48; apartaments - 64; disable rooms - 8; conference hall - 700; 4 restaurants - 1030; 2 cafes - 178; SPA complex


Infrastructure
Heigth 6 meters to 13 ; 8 stations; capacity of one train is 70 person; speed 46km/h (maximum speed is 70 km/h);
Medical and recreation center
MR-angiography; ultrasonic investigation; ECG; reflexelogy; vacuum therapy; galvanotherapy; physoitherapy; electrotherapy; dopplerography. labaratory; gymnastic hall; 8 chambers; 1 massage room; 1 pool ; 1 cafe.


COMPLEX OF SPORT GAMES


BIG TRAINING HALLS


MARTIAL ARTS SPORTS COMPLEX


SMALL TRAINING HALLS


BIKE TRACK SPORTS COMPLEX


TENNIS COMPLEX


OLYMPIC WATER COMPLEX


ATHLETICS COMPLEX


MULTIDISCIPLINARY OUTDOOR SPORTS GROUNDS


ASHGABAT OLYMPIC STADIUM


REHABILITATION CENTER


HOTELS FOR ATHLETES


"SPORT" HOTEL


“OLYMPIC” HOTEL


MONORAIL
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News

The volleyball tournament "Sport - Messenger of Peace" among higher education institutions, dedicated to World Health Day, was held in Ashgabat from April 1 to 8.
The Nebitchi volleyball team of the Yagshygeldy Kakayev International Oil and Gas University won confident victories in all their matches with a score of 3-0. The volleyball players were able to reach the final of the tournament, successively defeating the Binagar, Oguz Khan and Yupek Yoly teams.
In the final match, the Nebitchi volleyball players won a confident victory over the Talyp Sport team of the Turkmen State Institute of Physical Education and Sports with a score of 3:0, winning the championship title of the tournament.

A delegation from Turkmenistan participated in the second phase of the Regional Forum of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) and Olympic Solidarity (OS), which took place in Dushanbe.
The event convened representatives from the National Olympic Committees (NOCs) of over 22 West and Central Asian nations to discuss matters concerning the hosting of the 3rd Asian Youth Games in Bahrain in 2025, the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games to be held in Riyadh in 2026, and the XX Summer Asian Games scheduled for 2026 in the Japanese cities of Aichi and Nagoya.
Participants also deliberated on the programs of the International Olympic Committee and the preparation of athletes for the XXXIV Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 2028.
At the opening ceremony, the Minister of Sport of Tajikistan, Zulfikor Gulahmadzoda, delivered a speech expressing confidence that the outcomes of this forum would lay a solid foundation for new achievements and fruitful cooperation within the Olympic Movement.
Within the framework of the forum, a "Fun Run" was organized to promote a healthy lifestyle, popularize sports, and strengthen friendship among the participating delegations of this significant international event.
The first phase of the forum was held in Thimphu, Bhutan, with the participation of representatives from the NOCs of East, South, and Southeast Asia.

The champion of Turkmenistan, the Arkadag football club, lost away to Kuwaiti Al-Arabi in the first semi-final match of the AFC Challenge League.
The match, which took place in Kuwait City, ended with a score of 2:0 in favor of the home team. Christopher John (72nd minute) and Salman Al Awali (90+4) scored for the winners.
The return match will take place in Arkadag on April 16.
Recall that on the way to the semi-finals, the Turkmen club confidently overcame the quarter-final barrier, beating Indian East Bengal with a total score of 3:1. Al-Arabi made it to the semi-finals, beating Oman's Al-Seeb with a total score of 3:2.

The Turkmen football club Arkadag will play the first semi-final match of the AFC Challenge League against the local club Al-Arabi on April 9 in Kuwait City.
The teams have already met in the group stage of the current AFC Challenge League. The match, which took place on November 1, 2024 in Kuwait City, ended with a victory for the hosts with a score of 3:2.
On the way to the semi-finals, the Turkmen club confidently overcame the quarter-final barrier, beating the Indian East Bengal with a total score of 3:1. In the first meeting in Kolkata, Vladimir Bayramov's team won with a score of 1:0, and in the return match at the home stadium in the city of Arkadag, they won with a score of 2:1.
Al Arabi advanced to the semi-finals by beating Omani club Al Seeb 3-2 on aggregate.
The other East Zone semi-final will feature Preah Khan Rich Svay Rieng (Cambodia) and Madura United (Indonesia) on April 10.
The second leg of the Challenge League semi-finals will be held in Turkmenistan on April 16 and in Indonesia on April 17. The final of Asia's third-largest club tournament is scheduled for May 10, 2025.