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Finalizing road project treaty in Mahra signed

[03/01/2021 01:19]

MAHRA-SABA
Governor of Mahra Mohammad Ali Yaser signed Sunday with Arab National Contracting Company a treaty for finalizing the project of widening and asphalting the southern entrance to Ghaitha city, the capital of Mahra.

Financed by local authority, the project costs USD 2,1 million.

Yaser pointed out that there are projects to come in field of roads in different districts, confirming that these projects are in implementation to President Hadi's directives and directives of the prime minister.

For his part, Director of General Corporation for Roads and Bridges Awadh Quwaizan the widening road project includes two lines with the width of 90 m and length of 3,5 KM including water canals.

The Executive Director of Arab National Contracting Company Muslim al-Katheri confirmed that the company will implement the project during the next six months.