New Tashkent launches $1 billion worth of facilities and starts $2.5 billion in new construction

The commissioned facilities include the first phase of the Sharq Bahori residential complex with approximately 7,000 apartments, a 2,000-seat school, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry building, the Sohil Boghi park, 18 km of roads, 13 km of sewage networks, and 4.5 km of water pipelines. In addition, an electrical substation with high-voltage power lines worth $95 million built with China's Haocheng Industry Group Limited and a $73 million trigeneration plant built with the participation of Türkiye's MIMSAN, designed to supply 100,000 households, were put into operation.

As part of the new stage, construction was launched for the Deep Tech Park industrial zone to produce semiconductors and high-tech products with an initial investment of $320 million, the Metropolis business complex covering an area of over 818,000 square meters, a 120-bed hospital, as well as the Silk City, Mavj, and Marjon residential complexes. A waste-to-energy project is planned with Finland's MariMatic, and 20 megawatts of photovoltaic systems are set to be installed on the roofs of apartment buildings.

To provide transport connectivity with the capital, construction of a 10-kilometer road between Temur Malik Street and the 4R12 highway with a bridge and an overpass is planned, alongside an underground parking lot connected to metro stations. According to the press service, $2 billion worth of work was completed in the city over the previous three years.