Uzbekistan Airport Implements Infinova Surveillance System

  • Apr 07, 2010

Infinova recently announced that, as part of a $63.1 million construction project, Uzbekistan’s Navoi Airport is installing Infinova PTZ and day/night high-resolution cameras to watch over one of central Asia’s newest Free Industrial Economic Zones (FIEZ).  

The FIEZ is designed to promote a wide range of high-tech and internationally competitive production using modern high-efficiency equipment, technological lines and units, as well as latest innovations.  It is located 2 miles from the cargo terminal of Navoi Airport, where the cameras are located, and connected to international railway routes towards the countries of Europe (via Russia), South Asia (via China), the Middle East and the Gulf (via Iran).

“This is a first time use of a professional surveillance system to cover the cargo terminal at Navoi Airport in the free economic zone,” said Alex Yusupov, general manager, ofGlobal Pro Security, the international wholesale distributor of the equipment.  “Our integrator in Uzbekistan, Atlantik Trade, is doing a wonderful job.”

According to Yusupov, business entities registered in the FIEZ will enjoy exceptional customs, currency and tax regulations, simplified procedure for entry, stay and obtaining of work permit for non-resident citizens.  They will be exempt from paying many taxes.

 

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