BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 19. Private investors in Azerbaijan's Dashalti village began to present their projects, the Special Representative of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan in the Shusha district, Aydin Karimov said during a panel discussion going within the Caspian Construction Week, Trend reports.
Karimov noted that a new village plan has been developed and presented together with the architects.
"In the village of Dashalti, private investors have started to present their projects. The country will incur minimal costs and will only carry out communication lines and the laying of roads. The main construction work will be carried out by private investors. We see the main development of the village of Dashalti in the tourist direction," Karimov said.
The work to be done in the village cover an area of 65 hectares. It is planned to settle 1,100 people there. A total of 228 houses will be built for them.
Besides, nine two-storey multi-apartment buildings, 66 two-storey townhouses and 153 two-storey private houses will be built in the village.
It's also planned to build a mosque, Flag Square, information center, guest house, handicraft workshops, food stalls, catering and trade facilities, exhibition hall, kindergarten, administrative building, medical point, post office, community club, hotel, recreation center, active tourism and recreation areas in Dashalti.