Cost of Tashkent-Andijan Toll Road Soars to $4.7 Billion
Deputy Minister of Transport Announces Plans for New Toll Road to Connect Regions in Uzbekistan
During the Tashkent International Investment Forum, Deputy Minister of Transport, Jasurbek Choriyev, announced that feasibility work for a new toll road connecting Tashkent and other regions with the Fergana Valley will be completed by the end of June. This project has been in discussion for many years and is now set to move forward in three stages, including the construction of a tunnel through the Kamchik pass.
The new toll road is expected to improve connectivity and transportation between Tashkent and the Fergana Valley, providing a more efficient route for commuters and businesses in the region. This development is seen as a significant step towards enhancing infrastructure in Uzbekistan and fostering economic growth.
Choriyev highlighted the importance of the project during the panel session on “Investment projects in infrastructure” at the forum. The completion of the feasibility work by the end of June will pave the way for the implementation of the new toll road, which is poised to have a positive impact on local communities and businesses in the region.
The project aligns with Uzbekistan’s efforts to enhance its transportation infrastructure and promote economic development. With the completion of the new toll road, residents and businesses in Tashkent and surrounding regions can look forward to improved connectivity and transportation services in the near future.
