Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Tashkent’s City Council of People’s Deputies allocated more than 4 billion soums on 23 October to address infrastructure needs in several districts of the capital. The funds will be used to repair kindergartens, improve public spaces, resurface local roads and expand video surveillance in mahallas.
The largest allocation, nearly 1 billion soums, is earmarked for installing surveillance cameras in 20 mahallas in Uchtepa District. Another 991 million soums will go towards repairing State Kindergarten No. 244 in the same district. The work will include repairs to the heating system and roof, as well as asphalting paths within the kindergarten grounds.
A further 815 million soums has been allocated for the major renovation of Kindergarten No. 418 in the Buz mahalla of Mirzo-Ulugbek District.
In Yunusabad District, 560 million soums will be spent on repairing internal roads in the Khalkobod and Uzbekistan Mustaqilligi mahallas, including asphalt resurfacing. Another 363.6 million soums will go towards renovating the building of the Kelajak Republican Centre on Ahmad Donish Street, where more than 150 students develop basic vocational skills through extracurricular clubs.
A total of 315.9 million soums has been allocated for improvements in Mirobod District, including landscaping, irrigation and the preservation of existing green spaces.
The funds come from the unspent balance of the city budget as of 1 January 2026. The recipient organisations are responsible for ensuring that the money is used for its designated purposes. Oversight has been assigned to the capital’s Department of the State Financial Control Inspectorate.
