The World Bank’s board of directors has approved a $150 mln allocation to develop rural infrastructure across Uzbekistan. According to the financial institution’s press service the funds will be directed towards launching the second phase of the ongoing “Rural Infrastructure Development” programme.
Initiated by the Uzbek government in 2019 the comprehensive project aims to support residents living in remote rural areas across six regions of the republic. The second phase commands a total budget of $340 mln. Alongside the $150 mln from the World Bank the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will provide $120 mln while the Uzbek government will...