In Uzbekistan, 200 km of roads are planned to be built and reconstructed in 2026
In Uzbekistan, there are plans to build and reconstruct 200 km of highways in 2026. For these purposes, $442 million is earmarked for utilization within the framework of 15 projects. This was reported by Nilufar Zhumayeva, head of the information service of the Highway Committee, at a briefing. Of the 15 projects, 13 are being implemented with the participation of international financial institutions. Another two projects are being carried out on the basis of public-private partnerships. […]
In Uzbekistan, there are plans to build and reconstruct 200 km of highways in 2026. Within the framework of 15 projects, $442 million is planned to be allocated for these purposes. Nilufar Zhumaeva, head of the press service of the Committee for Roads, announced this at a briefing.
Out of the 15 projects, 13 will be implemented with the participation of international financial institutions. Two more projects will be carried out on the basis of a public-private partnership.
In January–September, 110 km of roads were reconstructed within the framework of nine projects. The volume of completed work amounted to $214.3 million. The plan for this period was fulfilled by 101%.
Work is underway on several major highways. These include roads 4R105 and 4R100 in the Surkhandarya region, A380 in Karakalpakstan and the Bukhara region, as well as M39 in the Kashkadarya region.
In addition, tenders have been announced for laying cement concrete pavement on internal roads and repairing highways in the Khorezm region and Karakalpakstan. It is also planned to reconstruct the first 37 km of the A373 road. Construction work has already begun on four projects.