“New Uzbekistan Builders” Park — A New Educational and Cultural Space for Students
2026-09-12 15:25:00 / News of ministry
The new space is significant for bringing together science, education, sports, modern infrastructure, and environmentally conscious approaches within one area. The park has been designed to enable students to spend their free time meaningfully, engage in sports, read books, and work on new projects.
Special attention was also paid to the ecological environment in the development of the park. Decorative trees and flowers were planted as part of the landscape design, and modern irrigation systems were installed. This has made it possible to create a comfortable, well-maintained environment for students that is in harmony with nature.
The park features running and cycling paths, outdoor areas for reading and independent study, Wi-Fi zones designed for working on projects and holding discussions, as well as a book café.
One of the distinctive features of the space is its thematic gardens linked to fields of higher education. In particular, seven thematic gardens have been created, dedicated to chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics, geology, energy, and IT.
These gardens provide students with additional opportunities to connect theoretical knowledge with practical experience, understand their fields of study in harmony with the surrounding environment, and develop new ideas.
Attention has also been given to the development of entrepreneurship within the park. The activities of eight business entities have been established here, creating 40 new jobs.
To ensure that the area remains safe and comfortable for students during the evening hours, it has been fully equipped with energy-efficient lighting and nighttime illumination systems.
Today, the “New Uzbekistan Builders” Park serves as a modern open environment for organizing students’ extracurricular time meaningfully, promoting sports and reading, and supporting scientific and creative initiatives.
The establishment of such spaces is aimed at transforming the student campus from merely a place for receiving education into an integrated environment where young people can learn, communicate, engage in sports, and develop their ideas.