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Investment Projects of Bukhara in 2019-2020.Pdf Information about investment projects which will be implemented in the Bukhara region with participation of foreign direct investment in 2019-2020 years Name of Projects Foreign direct Payback Projects New job № district Projects name summary price investment period Adress of project capacity places (city) (mln. USD) (mln. USD) (year) Creation of hotel, restaurant, tourist 300 thousand Bukhara city, 1 Bukhara city 110,0 110,0 600 3 center attendance Gijduvan street 10 thousand Bukhara city, 2 Bukhara city Organization of hotel business 24,0 24,0 50 3 attendance Gijduvan street 100 thousand Bukhara city, 3 Bukhara city Creation of business center 8,4 8,4 50 3 attendance Gijduvan street 5 thousand Bukhara city, 4 Bukhara city Organization of hotel business 12,0 12,0 30 3 attendance Gijduvan street Bukhara city, Jubor 5 Bukhara city Organization of textile production 4 million pcs. 4,8 4,8 30 3 street 2.5 million Bukhara city, 6 Bukhara city Organization of blankets production 3,4 3,4 40 3 pcs. Sanoatchilar street Organization of production of knitwear 2.5 million Bukhara city, 7 Bukhara city 4,3 4,3 300 3 and garments pcs. Mirdustim street Bukhara city, Jubor 8 Bukhara city Organization of production of garments 5 million pcs. 15,0 15,0 1000 3 street Bukhara city, 9 Bukhara city Organization of shoe production 5 million pcs. 8,5 8,5 150 3 Namozgoh street 850 thousand Bukhara city, Gazli 10 Bukhara city Creation of an aquapark 54,0 54,0 80 3 attendance street Organization of production of textile Kagan сity, 11 Kagan сity 4500 tons. 9,0 9,0 60 4 materials Vatanparvar street Organization of production of clothes 250,000 Kagan сity, 12 Kagan сity 1,2 1,2 25 3 from jeans materials pieces Vatanparvar street Organization of production of paper Kagan сity, 13 Kagan сity 4200 tons. 4,0 4,0 20 3 products Vatanparvar street Organization of processing of Kagan сity, Turon 14 Kagan сity 10,000 tons. 2,0 2,0 40 2 horticultural products street Organization of production of sunflower Kagan сity, 15 Kagan сity 7,000 tons. 1,0 1,0 55 3 oil Vatanparvar street Kagan сity, Turon 16 Kagan сity Organization of processing of meat 7,000 tons. 2,0 2,0 35 3 street Organization of production of dry 40,000 tons. 5 Kagan сity, Amirobod 17 Kagan сity 4,0 4,0 55 3 gypsum and plasterboard million sq.m. street Production of reinforced concrete Kagan сity, Amirobod 18 Kagan сity 6000 pcs 2,0 2,0 25 3 products street Organization of production of plastic Kagan сity, Turon 19 Kagan сity 15,000 tons. 10,0 10,0 90 5 turb street 410000 Kagan сity, Madaniyat 20 Kagan сity Creation of eco market 3,0 3,0 50 3 people. street Construction of a modern amusement Kagan сity, Madaniyat 21 Kagan сity 65,000 people. 2,0 2,0 22 5 park street Kagan сity, M.Tarobiy 22 Kagan сity Creation of a logistic complex 5000 tons. 4,0 4,0 40 3 street Bukhara Bukhara district, 23 Organization of live-breeding complex 100,000 tons. 20,0 20,0 150 2 district Yurinbolo NCG Bukhara Bukhara district, 24 Organization of a fishery complex 30,000 tons. 2,0 2,0 30 3 district Kuchkumar NCG Bukhara Organization of processing of Bukhara district, 25 20,000 tons. 50,0 50,0 50 2 district horticultural products Sohibkor NCG Bukhara Bukhara district, 26 Organization of leather goods processing 45,000 tons. 6,5 6,5 50 3 district Novmetan NCG Bukhara Bukhara district, 27 Organization of cotton processing 30,000 tons. 2,0 2,0 50 2 district Rabotiqalmoq NCG Bukhara Organization of a modern shopping Bukhara district, Gala 28 50,000 people 3,0 3,0 30 3 district complex Osiyo city Bukhara Organization of a modern amusement Bukhara district, Gala 29 60,000 people 2,0 2,0 20 2 district park Osiyo city Bukhara Bukhara district, 30 Organization of transport service 45,000 people 1,5 1,5 20 1 district Rabotiqalmoq NCG Bukhara Bukhara district, 31 Organization of a modern motel 30,000 people 2,0 2,0 15 3 district Kuchkumar NCG Bukhara Bukhara district, 32 Construction of modern hotel 45,000 people 2,0 2,0 15 2 district Rabotak NCG Bukhara Bukhara district, 33 Creation of eco-tourism 45,000 people 1,0 1,0 20 1 district Rabotiqalmoq NCG 200,0 Vabkent Organization of production of textile Vabkent district, 34 thousand 1,0 1,0 200 1,6 district products Rozmoz NCG pieces 180,0 Vabkent Organization of production of textile Vabkent district, 35 thousand 1,0 1,0 150 1,6 district products Guliston NCG pieces 200,0 Vabkent Organization of production of textile Vabkent district, 36 thousand 1,0 1,0 150 1,6 district products Halvogaron NCG pieces Meat 6,0 thousand Vabkent Organization of processing of meat and Vabkent district, 37 tons, 1,0 1,0 20 1 district dairy products F.Hodjaev street Milk 5,0 thousand tons. Vabkent Organization of a modern hotel for 50-75 Vabkent district, 38 18,000 people 1,5 1,5 20 1,6 district beds Beruniy street Vabkent Vabkent district, 39 Organization of a modern motel 10,000 people 0,5 0,5 20 2 district Beruniy street Jondor district, Karoli Jondor 40 Organization of film production 12,000 ton 6,8 6,8 35 2 massif, Yangiobod district NSG 60 thousand cow leather, Jondor district, Karoli Jondor Organization of production of leather 41 130 thousand 5,0 5,0 25 1 massif, Yangiobod district goods sheep-goat NSG leather Construction for 130 Jondor district, Karoli Jondor Organization of production of 42 thousand 4,8 4,8 20 2 massif, Yangiobod district greenhouse equipment hectare NSG greenhouses Jondor Jondor district, Aleli 43 Organization of production of textiles 500 tons. 2,0 2,0 50 2 district massif, Alely NSG Jondor district, Puloti Jondor 44 Organization of fruit processing 3000 tons. 3,0 3,0 40 3 massif, Shurobod district NSG Jondor 6000 Jondor district. Jondor 45 Growing seedlings 2,0 2,0 35 4 district seedlings NSG Jondor Jondor district, Karoli 46 Growing and processing cocoons 400 tons. 2,0 2,0 15 2,5 district massif 3 million tons Jondor milk, 100 Jondor district, Ibn- 47 Creation of a livestock complex 1,1 1,1 20 4 district thousand tons. Sino massif meat Jondor Jondor district, Puloti 48 Establishment of a park - 5,0 5,0 40 3 district massif Jondor Jondor district, Puloti 49 Organization of hotel service 20,000 people 2,0 2,0 25 1 district massif Jondor Jondor district, 50 Creation of a diagnostic center 120 places 2,0 2,0 10 2 district Navgadi array Jondor Jondor district, Puloti 51 Organization of a modern restaurant 200 places 1,0 1,0 17 1,5 district massif Organization of drying and storage of Kagan district, 52 Kagan district 8000 tons 2,0 2,0 40 3 fruits, vegetables Tutkunda massif Kagan district, Beclar 53 Kagan district Creation of a poultry complex 200 tons 1,0 1,0 25 4,5 massif Kagan district, 54 Kagan district Creation of a modern shopping center 150 people 2,0 2,0 55 2 Choloki array Organization of production of building Kagan district, Siez- 55 Kagan district 200 tons 1,0 1,0 15 2 material poyon massif Kagan district, Yangi 56 Kagan district Otganization of meat processing 6000 tons 2,0 2,0 15 2,5 Hayot massif Organization of drying and storage of Kagan district, Yangi 57 Kagan district 16,000 tons. 4,0 4,0 35 3,5 fruits, vegetables Hayot massif Kagan district, 58 Kagan district Creation of a modern hotel 200 people 1,4 1,4 25 3 Choloki massif Organization of production of textile Kagan district, 59 Kagan district 4000 tons. 8,0 8,0 150 4 material Tutkunda massif Kagan district, Yangi 60 Kagan district Creation of large livestock farms 3000 tons. 2,0 2,0 45 3 Hayot massif Kagan district, Beclar 61 Kagan district Creation of greenhouse for hydroponics 30,000 tons. 15,0 15,0 300 1,2 massif Kagan district, Yangi 62 Kagan district Creation of a motel 1000 people 1,0 1,0 25 2,5 Hayot massif Organization of processing of fruit and Alat district, Kul 63 Аlаt district 2000 tons 1,0 1,0 60 1,5 vegetable Chovdur massif Alat district, 64 Аlаt district Creation of a fishing cluster 1000 tons. 2,0 2,0 40 2 Kirlishan massif Creation of sanatorium-resort for natural Alat district, 65 Аlаt district 12 hectares 2,0 2,0 45 2 consumption in the territory unsuitable Arabkhana massif Peshku Organization of production of 3 thousand Peshku district, 66 9,0 9,0 450 3 district hydroponic greenhouses tons. Hyrokhar NSG Peshku 6 thousand Peshku district, 67 Construction of a modern refrigerator 3,0 3,0 120 4 district tons. Nurafshon NSG Peshku 10 thousand Peshku district, 68 Growing seedlings for greenhouses 4,0 4,0 150 3 district cubic meters Jongeldy NSG Peshku Creation of a hotel in the national style in 40 thousand Peshku district, arcade 69 3,5 3,5 100 3 district the ancient relics of Kurgantepa cubic meters of independence Peshku 3 thousand Peshku district, 70 Creation of a logistics center 5,0 5,0 200 5 district cubic meters Jongeldy NSG Peshku 2 thousand Peshku district, 71 Organization of dairy products 2,5 2,5 150 3 district tons.
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