Expansion of New Tashkent City: 120+ Hectares Added from Tashkent Region
The governor of the Tashkent region, Zoir Mirzaev, has recently made a significant decision to allocate 122.3 hectares of land in the Yukori Chirchik district for the construction of New Tashkent City.
This new development project will see 75.22 hectares of land from the Bordankul area and 47.1 hectares from the Dostlik area dedicated to the development of the city. With this recent decision, a total of over 220 hectares of land have now been permanently transferred to the New Tashkent City Construction Directorate.
In addition, in October 2024, a further 110.4 hectares of land that had previously been reclaimed as state reserve land were reclassified and permanently allocated to the construction of New Tashkent City.
Job opportunities for the construction of New Tashkent City have also been announced, with salaries ranging between 8 and 15 million UZS. The city is set to be developed on a massive 20,000-hectare site, promising significant growth and development for the region.
This new allocation of land marks a major milestone in the development of New Tashkent City and signifies the continued progress and growth of the region.Residents can look forward to a vibrant and modern city taking shape in the near future.
