Узбекистан и Wildberries подписали соглашение о строительстве логистического комплекса
Министерство инвестиций, промышленности и торговли Узбекистана договорилось с Wildberries о создании объекта класса «А».
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Министерство инвестиций, промышленности и торговли Узбекистана заключило с компанией Wildberries инвестиционное соглашение о строительстве в республике логистического комплекса класса «А».
Соглашение было подписано по итогам заседания Совета регионов Узбекистана и России, которое прошло 6 октября в Фергане.
Детали инвестиционного соглашения, включая объем вложений и сроки реализации проекта, в сообщении не уточняются.
Строительство логистического комплекса рассматривается как часть расширения присутствия Wildberries на рынке Узбекистана.
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