Al-Amarar Glasses supports Yas obstacle route and technical committee announces 95% completion of rehabilitation
The technical committee of the Yas Aqaba National Road revealed that the clearing and filling works of the road have been 95% completed, noting that the road which connects parts of the localities of Al-Qanab and Al-Olib and Nile State, which is 62 kilometers from the Red Sea state's capital, Port Sudan, this would reduce the distance for travelers by more than 55 kilometers. There will be a new port for the state next to the Aqaba road. support asphalting and side bridge work on the road before the fall season in order to avoid erosion of the completed embankments.
Director of the Yas Aqaba Opening Project, Engineer Muhammad Al-Amin Heikal, announced that the road sections and rehabilitation had been 95% completed.
After working for a full year, knowing that the length of the road from the city of Port Sudan is 62 kilometers and that of Aqaba is 2 and a half kilometers, 8 machines were worked.
Heikal said the initial total cost set for the project's clearing, backfilling and paving works, which had previously been set by one of the investment companies, was around 4 billion pounds, but the Actual disbursement that took place through civil and official efforts has not been achieved. not reach a billion pounds.
Heikal stressed the urgent need to asphalt a number of areas in Aqaba and build side bridges to drain water before rains fall to avoid damage to road embankments and their erosion.
The president of the technical committee underlined the need to carry out a study which would make it possible to attract investors to finance the road project and contribute to the lighting and asphalting works which would contribute to attracting services. He stressed that this road is one of the most important. important national roads of the state, as they connect it to the Nile State and the Republic of Egypt. It is also considered one of the promising export routes, which would increase the value of the region and help rehabilitate its infrastructure and supply. services to its population who have been suffering for years.
For his part, Heikal welcomed the visit and support of the symbols of the indigenous administration of the region and their supervision of the progress of the works on the road, indicating that the works are the result of a concerted popular effort and a number of public and private institutions. in the Red Sea State.
In a related context, Al-Amarr Superintendent Ali Mahmoud, while celebrating popular support for Al-Amarar and independent verticals for the project at Yas Aqaba Summit, praised the efforts of the workers, indicating that the This road would serve the country by increasing the amount of exports and facilitating the arrival of large companies to invest in the locality of Cannabis and Olympia through which it passes, considered one of the localities rich in minerals and fertile lands of the Red Sea State.
He added that the opening of the Yas Aqaba road contributes to bridging the distance between the Al-Amarar and Al-Bishariyin regions and connects the civilizations and culture of the regions together, in addition to its contribution to the introduction of health, electricity. , education and sustainable development services.
Mayor Hamid Abu Zeinab said the project is one of the development projects that contribute to the modernization of many areas. For his part, he thanked the parties who contributed to the success of the project and called on the official authorities to support the completion of the project. the final stages of the project as it is one of the national projects which were established largely on the basis of popular effort.
In a related context, the representative of civil society organizations, Mayor Odis, said that the Yas Aqaba road project is one of the projects marked by the history of the country in general and the history of the State in particular, indicating that the road contributes to the development and services of the locality of Cannabis and Oleib bordering Nile State. For his part, he appealed to the official authorities to support the project.
For his part, the representative of the Al-Amrar Youth Authority, Muhammad Heikal, confirmed that he supports the project and its workers who have suffered a lot to reach the current stage.
Representative of Aqaba Road Project Workers Yas Mahmoud said that the project is considered a national economic project that connects the Red Sea State to the Nile State via Abu Hamad and Berber, reaching the Northern State and the Republic of Egypt. , because it is one of the export and import routes that help reduce times and costs.
Representative of the program's organizing committee, Omar Hadloul, praised the efforts of those working in the Yas Aqaba project, noting their support.
The project is considered a national strategic project which not only contributes to the development of the Amarar tribal areas but is also in the interest of the country at large. He called on the private and government sectors to support the project, which is nearing completion. , with the aim of completing it on the scheduled date.
Mayor Issa Al-Hassan expressed his thanks to all official civil authorities who worked to support the Yas Aqaba project and support its workers, noting that the project is not only a national project implemented with local efforts , but rather a continental road project. connecting the Red Sea State, the Nile and neighboring countries.
In the same context, the member of the Popular Committee to Support the Aqaba Yas Project and head of the goldsmiths of the Qabaydit market, Muhammad Sayyed Ali, announced the near completion of the fourth and final phase of the digging and filling of the canal. from Aqaba. Yas Road, emphasizing that the completion of the road will contribute to the provision of water, electricity and all services that citizens need, indicating that it is the shortest path to convey water from the Nile to solve the drinking water problems in the country. the state, in addition to transporting vegetables and fruits and providing health and education services
He pointed out that the Elias and Karbdite region did not receive any medical convoys this year before the road to Aqaba was asphalted.
