Large-scale improvement projects are being implemented in the 'Farovon' array, located in the Bogishamol district of Termiz city. The goal of these works is to create a comfortable and safe living environment for residents, improve engineering and communication infrastructure, and enhance the architectural appearance of the area.
As part of the project, an area of 165,147 square meters was improved, and adjacent multi-story buildings were completely renovated. The sanitary and ecological condition was improved, which allowed for the creation of an open and spacious environment for the population.
To ensure safe and convenient movement for citizens, 3.5 kilometers of internal roads in the array were repaired using concrete and asphalt paving. This created more favorable conditions for both vehicles and pedestrians.
In addition, the exterior facade of 37 multi-story residential buildings in the array was completely reconstructed. The appearance of the buildings was updated in accordance with modern requirements for architecture and aesthetics, making the appearance of the area more attractive and prosperous.
During the improvement works, lawns were planted over an area of 15,514 square meters, creating new green zones. This contributes to improving the ecological situation, increasing air quality, and increasing the number of recreation areas for residents.
Furthermore, 42 playgrounds in the array were repaired and equipped with modern playground equipment so that children can spend time safely and meaningfully.
The measures taken are a practical embodiment of large-scale reforms aimed at improving the quality of life and living conditions of the population, giving the city of Termiz a modern and well-maintained appearance, as well as ensuring the continuous development of Termiz's infrastructure.
The 'Driver' recreational park in the center of the Konimekh district, Navoi region, has been completely reconstructed as part of program implementation projects. The main goal of this project was to create a modern place for public recreation and to organize service sector facilities in this area.
As part of the project, an electrical network with a length of 0.05 kilometers and a voltage of 0.4–10 kV was laid using budget funds, and a transformer with a capacity of 630 kVA was installed. Additionally, fountains with a diameter of 12 meters and fountains measuring 52x2 meters were created.
Nine light structures for barbecues, a decorative iwan with an area of 96 square meters, main and additional entrance gates, a workout area of 364 square meters, benches, 650 meters of iron fencing, and modern surveillance cameras were installed in the recreational park. Eight existing arches were also fully restored.
Currently, entrepreneurs are providing services to the public on 22 land plots allocated for the development of the service sector within the recreational park territory.
As part of the 65th International Flower Festival in the Namangan region, a press tour was organized for visitors to the Popsky district, dedicated to the lavender fields.
Representatives of central and local media, journalists, and bloggers from the region took part in the press tour. At the opening ceremony, Botirjon Nuritdinov, Deputy Head of the Namangan region, spoke, emphasizing that this year's festival has become richer, new tourist locations are being formed, and the traditional event 'Lavender Holiday' is gaining special significance.
Participants of the press tour familiarized themselves with extensive areas where medicinal and aromatic plants are cultivated and received detailed information about lavender cultivation, its processing, and economic efficiency. Specialists noted that lavender is an export crop that yields harvests for many years after initial planting.
Currently, under a project worth 40 million US dollars, implemented by the limited liability company 'MEHRIGIYO', the cultivation of medicinal plants and the production of aromatic products have begun on an area of 500 hectares.
The lavender fields located on the slopes of the Bepoyon mountains attracted great interest from festival guests. The purple fields drew attention due to their natural beauty and unique status as a photo spot. Furthermore, a concert program was presented as part of the event. Such festivals held in the lavender fields of the Popsky district contribute to demonstrating Namangan's tourism potential, developing agritourism, and increasing the region's investment attractiveness.
