Uzbekistan

New Qarshi city will be built in Qashqadaryo

On a 5,000-hectare area at the intersection of the city of Karshi, the Kukdala district, and the Karshi district, the city of New Karshi, designed for 500,000 residents, will be built. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev instructed to develop the master plan for the project within 2 months and to utilize advanced urban planning solutions in the project. Additionally, the 235-hectare "Yangi Nasaf" eco-complex will be constructed along the canal in the Karshi district.

New Karshi city to be built in Kashkadarya

In Kashkadarya region, New Karshi city designed for 500 thousand residents will be constructed. This was announced by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev at a meeting during his visit to the region.

According to the head of state, New Karshi city will be built on an area of 5 thousand hectares at the border of Karshi city, Kukdala, and Karshi districts, designed for 500 thousand residents.

The construction of the 235-hectare "New Nasaf" eco-complex will also begin along the canal in Karshi district.

It was noted that the "Kashkadarya experience" will also be formed in the region regarding tree planting and expanding green areas. Every year on the eve of Navruz, the "Most Green Mahalla" competition will be held, and the winners will be awarded electric vehicles and other valuable gifts.

According to Shavkat Mirziyoyev, there are all opportunities to attract 6 million tourists annually to Kashkadarya. Since the beginning of the year, 2.5 million tourists have visited the region, and the number of visitors to Gelon village alone reached 500 thousand.

In cooperation with Tatarstan, the first phase of the ski resort in Gelon is planned to launch next year. There is an opportunity to turn the villages of Taragay in Chiroqchi, Bashir in Kitab, and Tatar in Yakkabag, whose nature is similar to Gelon, into ethnotourism centers as well. In the villages of Sayyod and Suvtushar in Shahrisabz district, rafting and sports tourism can be developed based on mountain rivers.

Officials were instructed to prepare a master plan for these six villages within one month and start projects worth $50 million from March 1.

Additionally, hosting the "Tulip and Kebab" gastronomic festival in Guzar and the "Chiyal Yakhna" festival in Kukdala every spring will be established.

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