The PMR President Vadim Krasnoselsky held a working meeting with the head of Tiraspol Ilona Tyuryayeva. Plans for the reconstruction of three municipal sites were discussed: the Dniester River embankment, Pobeda (Victory) Park, and the city stadium. Ilona Tyuryayeva reported that separate cost estimates have been prepared and the stages of work defined for each project.
The head of the Tiraspol city administration drew attention to the condition of the descent to the city beach; the structures have fallen into a state of severe disrepair and require complete reconstruction. The President emphasized that the staircase holds historical significance for Tiraspol and must be entirely rebuilt, with its foundation reinforced using modern technology. Furthermore, the surrounding area should be landscaped, and the beach infrastructure upgraded to ensure a comfortable environment for visitors. Vadim Krasnoselsky noted that the transformation of the embankment will serve as the final phase of the major development project for the Catherine Park.
They discussed separately preparations for the 80th anniversary of Pobeda (Victory) Park, which will be celebrated next year. Repairs to the park’s amusement rides are already underway, with five out of nine completed. The fountain has been fully restored. Future plans include refurbishing the central plaza and pathways, continuing landscaping efforts, and establishing an irrigation system for young trees. One artesian well has already been drilled to this end, with another planned for next year. The President recommended prioritizing oaks, conifers, maples, and lindens when selecting new plantings. Vadim Krasnoselsky suggested incorporating cycling and roller-skating paths around the park’s perimeter for those who enjoy an active lifestyle additionally. The third site is the city stadium. Some of the sports fields are already being used by local residents and students; however, certain areas and the running tracks are in need of renovation. The facilities located beneath the grandstands including the changing rooms require refurbishment as well.
Vadim Krasnoselsky noted that all three projects are important for the capital. The primary issue is funding. The President emphasized that any available resources from the Capital Investment Fund will be directed toward the development of the urban environment. The PMR President pointed out at the same time that the capital holds a special status, which warrants priority attention regarding its improvement and beautification.
