Uzbekistan breaks ground on $105 million logistics center in Namangan region

The foundation stone has been laid for a $105 million Class A logistics center in Papa district of Namangan region, Uzbekistan. The regional governor's information service reported the event.

The international Ipak Darvozasi logistics center project is being implemented by a foreign joint venture together with partners from Russia and Oman. The 35-hectare facility will have an annual capacity of 18,250 trucks. The project is expected to create 300 new jobs and bring annual budget revenues above 100 billion soums.

The center is scheduled to be commissioned in the fourth quarter of 2027. Namangan regional governor Shavkatjon Abdurazzakov attended the ceremony, along with foreign partners, elders, builders and members of the public. He spoke about the role of large projects in developing the region's economy. The center is being built to international standards and is expected to improve transport and logistics infrastructure, investment potential and employment.