New Ice Palace to be Built in Tashkent as Part of Hockey Sports Complex
The Uzbekistan government has announced plans for the construction of a new Hockey Sports Complex as part of the 2025 program for developing the social and production infrastructure of the country. This complex will play a key role in the development and popularization of the sport of hockey in Uzbekistan.
The draft presidential decree outlines various objectives for the development of hockey in the country, including increasing youth interest in the sport, improving sports infrastructure to international standards, and enhancing the training system for coaches and athletes. Collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education and the Uzbek State University of Physical Education and Sports will also play a crucial role in achieving these objectives.
The construction of the Hockey Sports Complex will include a modern ice palace built with innovative technologies and energy-saving materials. The complex will be transferred to the Uzbekistan Hockey Federation for trust management, with the Federation responsible for financing maintenance costs.
Once completed, the complex will serve as the main base for the Uzbekistan Hockey Federation, hosting training sessions for national teams and sports competitions. The Tashkent City Administration will work with the Ministry of Sports and the Uzbekistan Hockey Federation to allocate the necessary land for construction within the city limits.
Overall, the construction of the Hockey Sports Complex represents a significant step forward in the development of hockey in Uzbekistan, providing state-of-the-art facilities for athletes and contributing to the growth of the sport in the country.
