“Tashkent
is growing rapidly, and we are increasingly thinking about what its future will
be like, taking into account the existing urban planning and environmental
challenges,” Saida Mirziyoyeva said on her social media page.
According
to her, in this regard, a meeting was held with the initiators of a number of
major architectural projects, independent specialists and urban planners, as
well as representatives of leading specialized studios and higher education
institutions.
“Together,
we will have to solve many tasks — from the load on engineering
communications and social facilities to issues related to energy and water
supply.” “New construction should develop the city, not create additional
imbalance and overload its systems,” she noted.
Saida
Mirziyoyeva emphasized that many more tasks still need to be addressed and
expressed her readiness to support businesses that strive to make Tashkent
better, more beautiful, cleaner, and safer for its residents and visitors.
“There are many tasks, and we will help businesses that want to make Tashkent better, more beautiful, cleaner, and safer for all its residents and visitors. This is precisely in line with the policy of the New Uzbekistan.” “After all, providing comprehensive support and assistance to such businesses is a direct task set before us by the President,” concluded the head of the Presidential Administration.
