On June 13, the head of state was presented projects aimed at organizing this work. In particular, information was provided on plans to continue the second stage of the elevated metro ring with a connection to the Sergeli branch, introduce modern construction methods, modernize the metro’s rolling stock, and further increase passenger traffic. 

As is known, within the framework of the second phase of the project, it is planned to build five stations by the end of this year, two more stations – next year, by the Navruz holiday. This line will cover about 250,000 residents of 62 mahallas with metro services. The head of state emphasized that convenience for people and safety should be a priority in all types of public transport. It was instructed to purchase 14 new trains for the metro, to develop a program of measures to ensure the safety of passengers for 2022-2025. 

The importance of the integrated development of the subway with the widespread use of innovative approaches, as well as the involvement of highly qualified specialists from abroad for the training of domestic personnel together with the Transport University was noted. 

It was determined that 26 mahallas of Tashkent will be covered by the public transport network for the first time and connected to the metro. For this, additional electric buses will be purchased. As calculations show, more than 1 million passengers enter the capital from the Tashkent region every day. The necessity of redirecting this flow to the metro, creating convenience for both the population and traffic was noted. 

The task was set to establish the circulation of high-speed trains on the routes “Tashkent – Khodjikent”, “Tashkent – Bekabad” and “Tashkent – Angren”, having purchased modern electric trains. The importance of improving mahallas along the new ring metro line was emphasized. 

In general, it was instructed to finalize the submitted drafts and develop a draft resolution.