The UAE's DP World company and Uzbekistan's Tashkent Invest company have signed a cooperation agreement to build a new logistics terminal in the city of Tashkent. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to the Dubai government information service, this project envisages attracting an investment of 288 million dollars. The terminal will be located in the "New Generation" industrial zone, in the Yangihayot district.
To implement the project, a joint venture will be established. Tashkent Invest company will hold a 15 percent stake, while the remaining share will belong to DP World company.
According to DP World CEO Sultan Ahmad bin Sulayem, this cooperation will make a significant contribution to developing Uzbekistan as a logistics and trade hub in Central Asia. The new terminal will provide world-class infrastructure and modern intelligent logistics services to the region.
The terminal is planned to include a dry port, customs control areas, and warehouses. In the first phase of the project, by the end of 2026–2027, a railway terminal and warehouses will be built on an area of 63 thousand square meters.
This information was published on the Kursiv.media website (source: Kursiv.media).
