Spanish company Almar Water Solutions is actively considering a significant venture in Uzbekistan, focusing on the construction and modernization of wastewater treatment facilities.
The Spanish company expressed a keen interest in implementing a comprehensive project for the construction and modernization of wastewater treatment facilities in Uzbekistan. Almar Water Solutions is considering building a water treatment plant in the satellite city of Samarkand, utilizing its advanced technologies. The proposed approach involves a public-private partnership, highlighting collaborative efforts between the government and the private sector.
Financial Coverage
The financial aspects of the project are expected to be covered by a combination of the company’s funds and loans obtained from international financial institutions. This financial model underscores the global collaboration and support for infrastructure development in Uzbekistan.
Project Implementation Stages
The initial stages of the project involve the preparation of comprehensive project documentation. Additionally, discussions will be held to finalize tariff agreements with Suvtaminot (water management authority) and the regional administration (khokimiyat) of Samarkand. Subsequent to these preparations, the project is expected to advance through mutual agreements and formal implementation.
Almar Water Solutions, headquartered in Madrid, is recognized as a leading global company in water infrastructure development and maintenance. The company operates across four main areas: developing new projects, asset management, offering service solutions, and adapting to industrial water supply conditions to meet customer needs.
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