Infrastructure

The special development program for 2013-2015 was approved by the Government in order to rapidly develop the transport, production and engineering-communication infrastructure of the "Jizzakh" free economic zone and to provide the rapidly developing enterprises operating in the territory of the special zone with the necessary infrastructure.

The total amount of the program is about 60 mln. It envisages the development of infrastructure in the amount of US dollars, including:

Power supply;
Gas supply;
Water supply and sewage disposal;
Railway infrastructure;
Motorways.

Power supply;

2 thermal power plants and 1 hydroelectric power plant in the territory of "Jizzakh" free economic zone, including

2 thermal power plants and 1 hydroelectric power plant in the territory of "Jizzakh" free economic zone, including
5675.4 million per hour. OJSC "Jizzakh" IES, which produces kilowatts of electricity;
73.5 million per hour. "Ohangaron" HPP producing kW of electricity operates.

Gas supply;

The Ohangaron-Pungan main gas pipeline passes through the territory of the free economic zone, and high-pressure gas distribution lines are connected to all industrial sites.

Pressure stability is ensured by the gas distribution station built in Ohangaron district in 2010.

Motorways.

A highway connecting the central part of the republic with the regions of the Fergana Valley passes through the territory of the Angren SEZ. This highway is a part of European Ye-007 route and Asian AN-7 route (Transafghan Corridor).

Railways

There are 95 kilometers of railway lines in the territory of "Angren" free economic zone. 3 stations operate (Aqcha, Angren, Abliq).

In 2010, the project on the electrification of the Jizzakh railway section was completed, which reduced the cost of transportation and reduced the delivery times of goods by almost 2 times.

"Jizzakh" international logistics center

The geographical location of Uzbekistan is a strategically important aspect in the development of a network of modern warehouse complexes and logistics centers, which can reduce costs related to cargo transportation and effectively organize the logistics of production and trading companies.

In this regard, in 2009, at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, I.A. Karimov, a decision was made to establish the Jizzakh logistics center, which will ensure the logistics component of the Jizzakh free economic zone, as well as the continuous operation of the republic's unified logistics ring. is designed to serve as a single link.