During the session on December 23, he raised a question about the future of this place. "I propose to organize an ethnic market. Let those who sell 'beshik', make horseshoes, and work with metal stay here. This will be beneficial for a city with a history of over 3,000 years and will attract tourists," said the deputy.
During the session, plans for the construction of a park at the site of the old market were also revealed, as well as the presence of investors from China. It was confirmed to the deputies that ethnic markets will remain in their previous locations.
