The Mauritanian government has initiated a project to rehabilitate the 76km Akjoujt-Atar road, with a total cost of 580,780,749.1 new ouguiyas. The project is jointly funded by the Mauritanian state and the Saudi Development Fund. The rehabilitation works are expected to be completed within 20 months. The project was launched by Minister of Equipment and Transport, Ely Ould El Feirk, and Inchiri Wali, Moulay Idriss Ould Siss Ould Guig.
The project aims to improve the road network in Mauritania, which is essential for the country's economic growth. According to Mohamed Mahmoud Ould Beya, Deputy Director of Infrastructure at the Ministry of Equipment and Transport, the project is part of President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani's commitment to rehabilitating the Akjoujt-Atar road. The project will enhance the competitiveness of the national economy, improve the quality of productive sectors, and facilitate the movement of citizens.
The Mauritanian government has been working to improve the country's road network, with several projects currently underway. Ould Beya highlighted that the sector is experiencing a significant surge in development, with various projects being implemented to meet the President's commitments to improving the road network. The government, under the Prime Minister's guidance, is working to establish a comprehensive strategy to preserve the road network and better meet citizens' needs.
The launch ceremony was attended by several officials, including the Wali of Inchiri, the Mayor of Akjoujt, and representatives from the security services. The Mayor of Akjoujt, Dahi Ould El Mami, emphasized that the project is a response to a commitment made by President El Ghazouani to the people of Adrar. He noted that the project demonstrates the government's ability to quickly translate commitments into concrete projects on the ground.
The project will be monitored and controlled by the National Public Works Laboratory. The laboratory will ensure that the works are carried out in accordance with international standards and that the project is completed within the specified timeframe. The government's efforts to improve the road network are expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy and citizens' lives.
The Akjoujt-Atar road rehabilitation project is one of several initiatives aimed at improving Mauritania's infrastructure. The project is expected to enhance the country's connectivity, facilitate trade, and improve access to basic services. The government's commitment to improving the road network is seen as a key step towards achieving sustainable economic growth and development.
The project launch marks a significant milestone in Mauritania's efforts to improve its infrastructure. The government's investment in the road network is expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy, citizens' lives, and overall development. The project is a testament to the government's commitment to delivering on its promises and improving the lives of Mauritanians.
Key points
- The project aims to improve the road network in Mauritania and boost economic competitiveness.
- The project is jointly funded by the Mauritanian state and the Saudi Development Fund.
- The rehabilitation works are expected to be completed within 20 months.
