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Construction of the tallest building in Central Asia has begun in Tajikistan

In the capital of Tajikistan, the "Dushanbe Tower" with a height of 340 meters will be built. President Emomali Rahmon launched the construction of the major architectural complex.

Construction of the tallest building in Central Asia has begun in Tajikistan

The central object of the new complex will be the 77-story "Dushanbe Tower" building, with a height of 340 meters. It will become the tallest structure in the region. The architectural complex will include a total of 52 objects, including five skyscraper towers and the largest shopping and entertainment center in the region.

The project envisages the creation of a multifunctional space along with a hotel, cafes and restaurants, retail spaces, offices, a 1,000-seat concert hall, a cinema, a children's area, a sports complex, a park, and a lake.

Additionally, within the framework of the project, 42 residential buildings with 6,160 apartments, a general education institution for 1,200 students, and a kindergarten for 500 children will be built.

The total area of the complex's territory is 29 hectares. Upon completion of construction, a modern residential and business cluster designed for working, living, recreation, and the development of the service sector will be established here on an area of 270,000 square meters. The project will allow for the creation of more than 4,300 new jobs.

The construction of the complex is expected to be carried out by the "Tas International Group" company over 5 years. More than 2,000 local builders will be involved in the construction.

Earlier, Cool Design Studio, the company responsible for preparing the design solution of the complex, announced that in addition to Tajik companies, specialized companies from Uzbekistan, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates would also participate in the construction of the facility.

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