Tajik PM, Chinese construction company president discuss construction of Vahdat-Yovon railway

DUSHANBE, May 14, 2015, Asia-Plus – Tajik Prime Minister Qohir Rasoulzoda yesterday met here with Mr. Li Giyong (phonetically spelled), President of China Railway 19th Bureau Group Co., Ltd. Subhiddin Muhiddinov, a senior adviser to the Tajik president’s press center, says the two discussed the pace of construction of the Vahdat-Yovon railway. China Railway 19th […]

DUSHANBE, May 14, 2015, Asia-Plus – Tajik Prime Minister Qohir Rasoulzoda yesterday met here with Mr. Li Giyong (phonetically spelled), President of China Railway 19th Bureau Group Co., Ltd.

Subhiddin Muhiddinov, a senior adviser to the Tajik president’s press center, says the two discussed the pace of construction of the Vahdat-Yovon railway.

China Railway 19th Bureau Group Co., Ltd is reportedly building railway bridges and tunnels along the Vahdat-Yovon railway.

We will recall that the project includes construction of three tunnels with total length of more than 3.7 kilometers and five bridges with total length of 712 meters along the Vahdat-Yovon railway.

The Vahdat-Yovon railway that is 46.3 kilometers in length is being built in two stages.  The first phase of the project includes construction of 13 kilometers of railway from the railway station Ilyak in the Vahdat district to the railway station Gambuloq in the Roudaki district.  The second phase includes construction of a 33.3-kilometer railway from the Gambuloq station to the railway station Yovon-2 that will connect the railways Dushanbe-Vahdat and Yovon-Qurghon Teppa.

The present railway link joining the Tajik capital and Qurghon Teppa, which is 429 kilometers in length, runs across the territory of Uzbekistan and the Uzbek authorities have suspended rail traffic to the Tajik southern Khatlon province.

The Vahdat-Yovon railway will link the country”s central part with the southern province of Khatlon and will make it possible to shorten the distance by 152 kilometers.

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