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Shavkat Mirziyoyev was presented with a 6,000-hectare construction megaproject in Yangi Tashkent, designed for 2 million residents.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev was presented with the project of the "Great Silk Road" complex planned to be implemented in the territory of the New Tashkent city.

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It is reported that in the first stage of the construction of New Tashkent, construction work is planned to be carried out on an area of 6 thousand hectares. At the end of this stage, modern infrastructure will be created for 600 thousand residents. After the project is fully implemented, the city is expected to turn into a large metropolis with a population of 2 million people.

The "Great Silk Road" complex, with an area of 32 hectares, is intended to become one of the main public and cultural areas of New Tashkent. Residential buildings, commercial facilities, hotels, cultural and educational centers will be built there.

According to the concept, thematic neighborhoods dedicated to various civilizations associated with the Great Silk Road will be organized within the complex area. Each area will represent the culture of countries located along the Silk Road.

The presentation placed special emphasis on the Uzbekistan neighborhood. It was emphasized that it is necessary to reflect the history of the people, national values and cultural heritage through each building and public space.

Plans for the renovation of a number of museums were also considered. In particular, it is planned to establish a museum at the Imam Maturidi shrine, with halls dedicated to the life and teachings of the scholar.

In addition, it was proposed to expand the activities of the Bahauddin Naqshband scientific-innovation museum and to present the legacy of great scholars using modern methods in the "Seven Pirs" hall.

At the same time, a plan for the reconstruction of the State Museum of Timurid History based on modern museology and design was also presented. It envisages updating the exhibitions and creating an interactive and visually rich environment for visitors.

It is noted that these projects serve to deeply illuminate national history, develop cultural infrastructure, and enhance Uzbekistan's tourism potential.

The presented proposals were approved by the head of state, and relevant instructions were given regarding their implementation.

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