Unveiling new Tashkent: inside Uzbekistan's futuristic capital 

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Nafaqat O‘rta Osiyo Butun Dunyoda 250 Davlat ichida Eng Baland Binolar bo‘yicha Kuchli 10 talikga kiradi va 8-o‘rinni egallaydi adashmasam

Even more successful than that, it will rank fifth. You will see if you watch the video until the end

We also hope. And it will be more helpful for domestic issues.do you agree?

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Thank you, you are also welcome to our channel, dear friend

Where are you located?

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we hope both of them will be successful

They are both silly vanity projects and bring nothing useful to the world. We are not in 1960s. We don't need more urban sterile useless idiocies. Economic growth is a dead-end. Big cities destroy culture: it just replace everything with wage-work and consumerist culture

I think Egypt should focus on helping the people, not building capitals

@@Ania-cg5rx In terms of welfare or what?

@@MassiveBuild well I hear from everywhere that egypt is doing really bad and that it’s its governments fault so when I heard that they’re building a big capital with massive buildings I got quite sad and thought ,,where does all that money come from’’

Yes, Raymond, I think the same. It can be good for the future of Uzbekistan

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Please tell us a little more about the tourist attractions of Uzbekistan

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It is really one of best in the central asia

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Dear Жыйнтык, what other fields do you think it will help?

@@MassiveBuild It need to be more famous in the world, you know. people will know about Uzbekistan more

@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat I think Uzbekistan is one of the oldest and most magnificent countries in Asia and I would like to visit there one day.😅 I think you are Uzbek, aren't you?

@@MassiveBuild Yes sir, people think because of Islam Central Asians are also aggressive like Arabs. But we are kind hearted, and it's save to travel. you can come and check our culture my brotha👍♥️

@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat No, not at all. I am proud as a Muslim and I think it is the best religion in my opinion. And bro, if you send the link of the video, so that it can be seen and known more in the whole world, and in this case, you will even help me.❤

really? but officials say 2.6 million

​@MassiveBuild yeah dats true. But yeah not more than 5 but for sure between 4-5. 2,6 r only documented inhabitants

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One hundred percent will be perfect. Usually, the transportation system of capital cities is very strong

Well, honestly, my dear friend, I have no idea about it. But I think there is no opportunity to invest in this phase, but you should try to follow the updates from the official website of the project from time to time.

will be. Of course, it is not known which type. Because subway technologies may have changed by then

The minimum you say is much better than if it was not there at all

@@MassiveBuild строительство нового микрорайона это вынужденная мера. Растущее население надо где то селить и удовлетворять спрос в жилье

Небоскреб нужен для обозначения центра, это странно, но это именно так работает в СНГ, не далекий пример - Москва сити, единственный пример где собраны все крупные компании России (с аферистами конечно). Но это бизнес центр. Во всех остальных развитых странах, небоскреб это мера для экономии места. В том же самом Дубаи, небоскреб нужен для привлечения внимания ивесторов)) Места там много)

We work independently

If it is implemented, the first phase will be built in several years, yes, it will probably take a full completion by then

Do you think it is not possible?

@@MassiveBuild Of course, this is Uzbekistan, not Singapore

@@LokomotonDepretty sure ur a Kazakh aren’t u?)

​@@LokomotonDe Without goals, there is no realization.

Thank you for your kind comment🤣

Kuyib o'lsin 😂

@@alibek_kushokov Thank you for joining him😂😂

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@@aeniechka Really? Why are there more Russians there?

Well, this is just one possible scenario In your opinion, in the opposite scenario, it cannot be completed like other big mega projects?

Куда отменится, проект уже начался. Хотя этот проект для правительства а не для народа, так что они доведут его до конца для себя любимых

@norm-user I'm Uzbek, not a Russian dog Write to me Uzbek or English

@@_Worldmapper_ улар (давлат амалдорлари) буни узлари учун куришаяпти, шуни учун бу лойиха тухтатилмайди.

@@norm-user Well, most of us have the same hope

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@@MassiveBuildSorry, I mistook you for a girl😂🙄

You raise a valid point about the importance of sustainability and environmental regeneration. It’s true that unchecked urbanization and growth can lead to significant ecological and social challenges. However, it’s worth noting that many modern development projects, including Uzbekistan’s new capital project, are incorporating sustainable practices and green technologies. For instance, Uzbekistan is actively investing in renewable energy sources, such as a 250-megawatt solar photovoltaic plant with a 63-MW battery energy storage system1. This project is expected to provide clean electricity to approximately 75,000 households and reduce over 327,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually1. Additionally, the country has plans to implement $78.6 billion in investment projects focused on infrastructure and green energy2, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable economic growth. The concept of growth has evolved from mere expansion to include sustainable development. This includes regenerating soil, preserving forests, and building sustainable communities. The aim is not just to create more ‘concrete stuff’ but to foster a balance between development and the environment. It’s also important to recognize that economic growth and environmental sustainability are not mutually exclusive. With the right policies and technologies, it’s possible to achieve both. The new capital of Uzbekistan represents an opportunity to showcase how modern urban development can be both ambitious and sustainable, aligning with the 21st-century vision of growth that benefits both people and the planet. what do you think?

are you kazakh?

no, why you asked? 😅

You are also welcome to your channel bro❤

Changligini oneni Ami Dan kordingmi? Viloyatingda yuraver xaromi Mk_

@@xxx_tentacion5063 Bro, please speak more politely

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so, what is it ?

@@MassiveBuild its only new city.

Well, dear, this new city is going to be built next to the previous capital, which means they will be connected. This means that a new capital will be created from those two, isn't it?

@@MassiveBuild No, dear. It will remain an ordinary separate city. The capital will not change.

@@HRH_Crown_prince I respect your opinion and I don't want to continue the disagreement