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Ethiopia and South Sudan look to materialize road infrastructure agreements

Energy Capital & Power by Energy Capital & Power
May 12, 2022
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South Sudan and Ethiopia are looking at boosting interconnectivity and economic ties through the construction of road infrastructure to link the two east African countries.

To this effect, Ethiopia’s Ambassador to South Sudan, H.E. Nebil Mahdi, met with South Sudan’s Minister of Roads and Bridges, H.E. Simon Mijok Mijak, to discuss the implementation of previously made agreements on road infrastructure.

Also read: Over 24 million Ethiopians get COVID-19 vaccination

During discussions, Ambassador Mahdi reiterated Ethiopia’s commitment to realizing the road construction plans, considering transportation corridors such as this a vital tool for improving trade and establishing strong socio-economic ties between Ethiopia and South Sudan.

To connect the two countries, five routes were selected based on the opportunities they present. Priority has been given to the Gambella-Pagak-Faluji route with construction set to commence in the near future.

By Charné Hundermark

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