A three-route flyover expected to be constructed in Dushanbe in two years

DUSHANBE, July 22, 2016, Asia-Plus – On Friday July 22, President Emomali Rahmon gave start to rehabilitation of a roundabout in Dushanbe.   Tajikistan and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in September 2014 signed a loan agreement on the Dushanbe-Uzbekistan Border Road Improvement Project, which provides for rehabilitation of a 4.6-kilometer section of […]

Asia-Plus

DUSHANBE, July 22, 2016, Asia-Plus – On Friday July 22, President Emomali Rahmon gave start to rehabilitation of a roundabout in Dushanbe.  

Tajikistan and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in September 2014 signed a loan agreement on the Dushanbe-Uzbekistan Border Road Improvement Project, which provides for rehabilitation of a 4.6-kilometer section of the road within the urban area (from the Avicenna Monument to the Western Gate of Dushanbe).

The EBRD says the Project covers rehabilitation and upgrade of the 62-kilometer road linking the city of Dushanbe to the Uzbek border and connecting Tajikistan to the Russian Federation to the north (via Uzbekistan) with onward links to Turkey and Western Europe (e.g., via Caspian Sea routes).  The road is a part of the CAREC Corridor Program which seeks to expand trade and improve competitiveness through focused action by all multilateral partners (i.e. ADB, EBRD, IMF, IDF, WB and UN) in transport initiatives, trade facilitation, energy, trade policy, and economic corridor development.

The road reportedly consists of 5 sections. The upgrade of Sections 2 to 5 (from Western Gate of Dushanbe to the Tajik – Uzbek border) of approximately 57 km in length was financed by ADB grant. Section 1 of approximately 4.6 km in length is located within the urban area (between the Avicenna Monument and the Western Gate of Dushanbe) and includes 82nd roundabout and Avicenna roundabout.

The Project will involve: widening of the road, from three lanes to four; construction of a flyover and underpass; removal of the existing concrete pavement and then construction of a new asphalt road.   

According to the Tajik president’s official website, the three-route flyover will be constructed in two years.  The project also provides for construction of four underpasses and a 125-meter bridge.  

China Xinjiang Beixin Construction & Engineering (Group) Co. Ltd. has been granted the license to construct the flyover.

China Xinjiang Beixin Construction & Engineering (Group) Co. Ltd. engages in scientific research, design, construction, industrial installation, real estate development, building material production, and trading and logistic distribution activities.  Its projects include bridges, water control facilities, ring ways, medical universities, railways, channel in desert, overpasses, sports centers, highways, hospitals, and administration buildings.  The company was founded in 1952 and is based in Urumqi, China with branches in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, China; Pakistan; and other countries.

Article translations:
Оби зулол

Most Read

Join us on social media!

Aura

Recent Articles

Why Central Asia Needs Chinese Buses: A Report from the Yutong Factory

Today, Yutong is one of the main players in the market, having already delivered thousands of buses to the region: with adaptation to local conditions, service, and digital monitoring.

Emomali Rahmon shakes up officials

SCNS, MFA, State Television and Radio, and other structures

Tajikistan attracted €10 million for the modernization of the oncology center in Dushanbe

The Republican Oncology Research Center will be equipped with European equipment.

The export of Tajik electricity via the CASA-1000 line expected to begin next summer

This is promised by representatives of the company, the contractor for the Afghan section of this interregional power line.

ADB allocated $29.3 billion in 2025 to strengthen resilience in Asia and the Pacific

The bank allocated $8.3 billion for projects in Central and Western Asia.

Cotton planting starts in Tajikistan: farmers required to sow 70% of land

The Ministry of Agriculture says that no one has the right to force dehkans, but local authorities are exerting increasing pressure.

Against the backdrop of bombings of Iran, Tajik-Iranian bilateral trade decreased by almost 10%

The reduction in exports amidst the growth in imports has exacerbated the trade imbalance between Tajikistan and Iran.