WNAM MONITORING: President Shavkat Mirziyoyev got acquainted with the project of an international tourist center, which is planned to be built in Bostanlyk district of Tashkent region.
With the expansion of international relations and the development of Uzbekistan’s infrastructure, tourism potential is also growing rapidly. One of the most attractive tourism centers is undoubtedly Bostanlyk district. Thanks to the Charvak reservoir, rivers, snowy mountains, and picturesque forests, this place is ideal for recreation at any time of the year.
In recent years, thanks to the constant support of the state, many new complexes have been created in Bostanlyk district, including the Amirsay and Beldersay-Chimgan-Nanay resorts. In particular, over the past five years, more than 2 trillion UZS of investment have been attracted to the district, and 59 new tourist facilities with 13 thousand beds have been commissioned.
These achievements attract the attention of foreign investors and open the door to the implementation of even larger projects. Thus, Azerbaijani businessman Emin Agalarov and several other large investment companies expressed their readiness to build the international tourist center “Sea Breeze Uzbekistan” on the shore of the Charvak reservoir.
According to the project, the center will include recreation areas, beaches, sports grounds, hotels, cottages, and residential complexes. It is also planned to open stores under international brands, restaurants and service points. Various festivals, concerts, and cultural events will be held here. A bridge will be built across the bay for visitors’ convenience. In the future, the center will become a unique tourist hub where you can relax and live all year round.
The President supported this proposal, noting the need for the design and phased construction of the center based on advanced international experience. An order was given to create a commission headed by the Prime Minister, develop a legal framework for the implementation of the project, and assist in resolving infrastructure issues.
