The center was created to accept and process freights and their transportation to Andijan, Namangan and Ferghana region with help of motor transport.

The Government of Uzbekistan adopted decision to stop railway transportation of cargo to these three regions from other parts of Uzbekistan via Tajikistan, which should promote to develop the center.

It is expected that the center will transport 4.2 million tonnes of cargo in 2010, including spare parts for vehicles and ready products of GM Uzbekistan, oil products of Ferghana refinery and others.

It is planned to purchase 250 units of trucks for US$36.5 million from JV MAN Auto-Uzbekistan in 2010.