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Uzbekistan to relocate government executive bodies to "New Tashkent"
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has announced plans to relocate all state executive bodies, including ministries and government agencies, to the newly developing city of "New Tashkent." The announcement was made on November 23 during an event focused on creating a "green belt" around the capital.

Photo: Presidential press service
Highlighting the benefits of the relocation, President Mirziyoyev stated: āImagine a place with no large vehicles or traffic congestion, where everyone benefits from an improved environment.ā The move aims to alleviate overpopulation and traffic in the capital while promoting sustainable urban development.
The construction of New Tashkent, designed to accommodate one million residents, began in March 2023 with a foundation stone laid by the president. The city will host government offices, universities, and various public facilities. Existing government buildings in Tashkent are planned to be repurposed into hotels, commercial centers, and service facilities, contributing to the capitalās transformation into a modern hub for tourism and business.
During his remarks, President Mirziyoyev reflected on Uzbekistanās growing focus on environmental sustainability. He reiterated his proposal to declare 2025 as the "Year of Environmental Protection and Green Economy," emphasizing the importance of integrating environmental goals into the countryās broader economic strategy.
The president also highlighted the nation's economic achievements and aspirations, noting that Uzbekistanās GDP has grown from $51 billion to $110 billion during his tenure. The government now aims to further increase this figure to $200 billion. "This progress proves that ambitious goals are achievable if we implement our strategies effectively for the benefit of our people and homeland," he stated.
The presidentās decision follows an April 19 decree establishing a coordinating council led by the Prime Minister to develop relocation proposals for government institutions. The council was tasked with presenting recommendations within three months.
New Tashkentās development aligns with a master plan approved in September 2023, designed by the UK-based Cross Works company. The initiative envisions seamless integration between Tashkent and New Tashkent, creating a unified urban ecosystem. Officials have stressed the need for the project, warning that without it, living conditions in the capital may deteriorate within five years.
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