TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, August 2. A new international airport will be built in the Tashkent region to accommodate the growing passenger traffic, which is projected to reach 15 million people by 2030, Trend reports.
The current aerodrome, situated within the urban confines,
exhibits a deficiency in scalability, necessitating the initiation
of this significant infrastructural endeavor. The aforementioned
projections and associated developmental frameworks were elucidated
to President Shavkat Mirziyoyev during a strategic briefing
concerning the execution of pivotal transportation initiatives.
Authorities disseminated an exhaustive array of information
regarding the multifaceted dimensions of the proposed aerodrome and
its pivotal significance within the regional context.
In conjunction with the evolution of aerial transit systems, there
has been a notable uptick in capital allocation towards the
enhancement of Uzbekistan's terrestrial transport infrastructure in
recent fiscal periods. A plethora of new initiatives are currently
in the pipeline, with multiple alternative thoroughfares being
engineered to mitigate traffic bottlenecks. A restructured
iteration of the legislative framework "On Highways" has been
formulated to enhance the investment ecosystem and galvanize
private capital influx.
Consequently, multinational corporations have demonstrated
significant enthusiasm for the proposed rapid transit corridor
linking Tashkent and Samarkand. Authorities disseminated insights
regarding the ramifications of current deliberations and the
submissions acquired.
The president underscored the imperative for meticulous
strategizing and rapid operationalization of these critically
significant infrastructural initiatives.
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