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The first logistics center, valued at $100 million, is under construction in the Angren-Ahangaran area. The project предусматривает создание an international logistics hub, which is scheduled to become operational before the launch of the China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan railway. The hub is expected to improve the efficiency of international freight transportation.
The second project is being developed in the Yangiyul district in partnership with Kazakh investors. The logistics center will require an investment of $300 million and will cover approximately 150 hectares. To date, $144 million has already been invested in the project.
The third logistics center is planned for the Kibray district on the border with Kazakhstan, near the S. Nazhimov border checkpoint. The project will attract $500 million in foreign investment and will be built on a 20-hectare site.
According to regional authorities, the three logistics centers are expected to create at least 7,000 jobs once operational. In addition to warehouse and transport infrastructure, the developments will include residential, recreational, and service facilities for employees.
During the same presentation, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev was also introduced to plans for developing the Angren, Ahangaran, and Yangiyul districts into key distribution hubs for transit and foreign trade cargo. The projects include the construction of Class A logistics complexes, expansion of railway infrastructure, development of customs terminals, digitalization of logistics processes, and the introduction of a one-stop-shop principle at border crossing points.
The development of modern logistics centers is intended to strengthen Uzbekistan's transport and transit capacity while expanding opportunities for international trade across Central Asia.
Three logistics centers worth $900 million to be built in the Tashkent Region
Three logistics center projects with a total investment of $900 million are being implemented in Uzbekistan's Tashkent Region, UzDaily.uz reports. The announcement was made by the region's governor (hokim), Zoir Mirzaev, following a presentation of the projects to President Shavkat Mirziyoyev.
Three Projects to Strengthen Logistics Infrastructure
The first logistics center, valued at $100 million, is under construction in the Angren-Ahangaran area. The project предусматривает создание an international logistics hub, which is scheduled to become operational before the launch of the China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan railway. The hub is expected to improve the efficiency of international freight transportation.
The second project is being developed in the Yangiyul district in partnership with Kazakh investors. The logistics center will require an investment of $300 million and will cover approximately 150 hectares. To date, $144 million has already been invested in the project.
The third logistics center is planned for the Kibray district on the border with Kazakhstan, near the S. Nazhimov border checkpoint. The project will attract $500 million in foreign investment and will be built on a 20-hectare site.
Expanding Uzbekistan's Transit Potential
According to regional authorities, the three logistics centers are expected to create at least 7,000 jobs once operational. In addition to warehouse and transport infrastructure, the developments will include residential, recreational, and service facilities for employees.
During the same presentation, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev was also introduced to plans for developing the Angren, Ahangaran, and Yangiyul districts into key distribution hubs for transit and foreign trade cargo. The projects include the construction of Class A logistics complexes, expansion of railway infrastructure, development of customs terminals, digitalization of logistics processes, and the introduction of a one-stop-shop principle at border crossing points.
The development of modern logistics centers is intended to strengthen Uzbekistan's transport and transit capacity while expanding opportunities for international trade across Central Asia.