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    Road Minister promises to complete 6,000 km of road; 120 bridges by end of 2024

    myghanadailyBy myghanadailyMay 24, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The government has outlined plans to revamp the country’s road network between 2021 and 2024.

    This includes the expected completion of 6,000 kilometres out of 11,000 kilometres.

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    In addition, 120 bridges are also to be constructed out of 200 planned for the duration.

    Sector Minister, Kwasi Amoako-Atta, detailed these updates at a meet the press series at the Information Ministry in Accra.

    Roads to be constructed include town roads, cocoa roads, Sinohydro roads, and those under other critical projects.

    “Between 2021 and 2024, we have programmed to do 11,000 kilometres of road. Out of which we are convinced and confident that 6,000 would have seen total completion with the remaining 5,000 being at various levels of completion. This is what has been put forward in the road sector by President Akufo-Addo.”

    The Roads and Highways Minister further disclosed that “when it comes to bridges, we have programmed 200 bridges across the nation. Out of these 200 bridges, we have tasked ourselves to complete at least a minimum of 120 by 2024.”

    Interchanges 

    Mr Amoako Amoako-Atta said the second term of the Nana Addo government will complete20 interchanges nationwide by the end of 2024.

    This will be out of the 25 interchanges expected to be constructed by the Akufo-Addo and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration.

    “Mark me down, by 2024, 20 interchanges will likely be completed”, Mr. Amoako-Atta announced.

    According to him, the plan, when achieved, will be an unprecedented feat in the country’s political history.

    “By the end of our second term, 20 interchanges in our country would have been built, we have estimated 25, but we are convinced and sure, and we know what we are about…because we have programmed whatever we are doing, and we would have had about 25 interchanges in our country. This has never happened in any administration since independence”, the Roads Minister assured.

    Opening of Pokuase Interchange

    In the meantime, the Pokuase Interchange in Accra is expected to be fully opened to traffic in the first week of July 2021.

    The four-tier interchange project was originally scheduled to be completed in October last year and later changed to March this year.

    The Minister said President Akufo-Addo is expected to commission the project to help ease traffic congestion on the Accra-Nsawam Highway.

    “God willing, in the first week in July, the President will officially commission the Pokuase interchange. It would have been brought to a total and full competition. This is the project that was started from scratch by President-Akufo’s government. This interchange will be opened in full to traffic in the first of July”, he said.

    Source: citinewsroom.com

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