ISLAMABAD, October 22. /Dunyo IA/.   Leading Pakistani media outlets have published articles on major infrastructure projects being implemented in Uzbekistan, particularly the construction of New Tashkent, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Articles appeared in the newspapers “The Nation”, “Pakistan Observer”, “Daily Ittehad”, “Daily Financial Times” and “Imroze Pakistan”, as well as in online publications including “The Diplomatic Insight”, “Daily Digital Posts”, “Tns.World”, “Daily Sapeher Times”, “Daily Urdu Times”, “Urdu Times”, “Daily Big Digit”, “Infora News”, “Daily Sub News”, “Global News Pakistan”, “The News Todays”, “Daily Afaq”, “Epi News”, “PCN58”, “Wattech”, “BNEWS99”, “Spinpk” and “The Azb”.

Publications also shared the articles on their social media pages, including Instagram, Instagram, Facebook, Facebook and X.

Publications describe New Tashkent, currently under construction, as one of the country’s major and strategically important urban development projects. This ambitious initiative is aimed at providing residents with modern, comfortable living conditions and strengthening Uzbekistan’s economic potential.

According to the publications, construction of New Tashkent began three years ago, with the city being developed as a modern, safe and green urban environment. A total of 20,000 hectares of land has been allocated for the project, with investment projects worth USD 50 billion planned across 6,000 hectares during the first phase.

Particular emphasis is being placed on advanced technological solutions and green building standards. The project envisages the creation of 2,000 hectares of green spaces and 500 hectares of parks, alongside plans to construct 150 million square metres of residential and non-residential space.

Construction work worth USD 2 billion has been completed in New Tashkent to date. Residential buildings, universities, a library, an amphitheatre and other important facilities have been built.

Significance of New Tashkent extends beyond housing and modern buildings. In the future, it is expected to become an independent economic centre bringing together business, education, healthcare, tourism and services. The construction of a 55,000-seat stadium meeting FIFA requirements will enhance the city’s potential as a hub for sports and international events.

Articles also highlight the extensive opportunities available to domestic and foreign investors in New Tashkent. They emphasise the considerable potential for implementing promising investment projects in modern residential complexes, trade and services, education and healthcare, tourism, logistics and innovative technologies.