Algerian Ministers of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellali, State Minister and Minister of Energy, Mohamed Arkab, and Minister of Mines and Mining Industries, Mourad Hanifi, conducted a field visit to inspect the progress of the Eastern Mining Line project, which spans 422km from Annaba to Tebessa. The project aims to enhance the country's mining sector and stimulate economic growth. The ministers reviewed the progress of works on the railway line, focusing on the laying of ballast and adjustments on the bridges.
The visit specifically focused on the fourth section of the project, which covers a distance of 43km from Tebessa to Tenoukla. The ministers inspected two bridges located at kilometer points 25 and 26, within the territory of Bakarica municipality. The bridge at kilometer 25 is approximately 550 meters long and 42 meters high, being constructed by the National Company for Artistic Works "Sabat". Meanwhile, the bridge at kilometer 26 stretches over 750 meters, standing at 32 meters high, and is being built by Cosider Company for Artistic Structures.
The ministers were briefed on the progress of works on the two bridges, which have reached the final stages, particularly in terms of adjustments and path settings. The aim is to complete the remaining works and deliver the structures in the near future. The ministers commended the efforts of the workers and construction companies, praising their commitment and continuous mobilization to complete the project.
The Eastern Mining Line project is a strategic initiative aimed at boosting Algeria's mining sector and promoting economic diversification. The project will facilitate the transportation of minerals and other goods, enhancing the country's competitiveness in the global market. The ministers emphasized the importance of completing the project on schedule, which is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and create new job opportunities.
The project also involves technical experiments, which are scheduled to take place in the coming days. These experiments will test the railway line's capacity and ensure its readiness for operation. The ministers expressed their satisfaction with the progress made so far and reiterated the government's commitment to supporting the project.
The Eastern Mining Line project is part of Algeria's efforts to develop its mining sector and increase its production of minerals, such as iron and phosphate. The project is expected to play a crucial role in the country's economic development and provide a significant boost to the mining industry. The government has been investing heavily in infrastructure projects to support the sector's growth.
The successful completion of the Eastern Mining Line project will have a positive impact on Algeria's economy, creating new opportunities for growth and development. The project will also enhance the country's infrastructure, improving the transportation of goods and services. The ministers' visit demonstrates the government's commitment to monitoring the project's progress and ensuring its timely completion.
Key points
- The Algerian government has been investing heavily in infrastructure projects to support the growth of the mining sector.
- The Eastern Mining Line project aims to enhance the transportation of minerals and other goods, boosting Algeria's competitiveness in the global market.
- The project is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy, creating new job opportunities and stimulating economic growth.
