He announced the reception of offers from three alliances from international companies for the Baghd

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[size=52]He announced the reception of offers from three alliances from international companies for the Baghdad Metro... Nasser Al-Asadi: The development road will deliver goods to Europe within 24 hours[/size]

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04/27/2024
Hussein Falih:
Advisor to the Prime Minister for Transport Affairs, Nasser Al-Asadi, defined the goals and features of the Development Road Project, indicating that the project will shorten the time for transporting goods in Europe by a record time of up to 24 hours, while he announced the submission of three alliances of international companies for the Baghdad Metro project. And a Spanish alliance for the Najaf-Karbala metro.
Al-Asadi said in an interview with Al-Zawraa: The goal of the development road project is not just transportation, but transportation is part of the project, and Al-Faw port is part of the project. Stating: The basic idea of ​​the project is to create sustainable industrial, agricultural, educational, and tourism investment opportunities, meaning that the merchant now in China, India, Vietnam, or any country wishing to export his goods to Europe will follow any of the routes available in the world.
He added: The development path will be distinguished from other methods in terms of reducing time by 50 percent, as well as being cheaper and lower in cost, and the third point is safe. Pointing out: We notice many shipping operations, followed by loading and unloading operations. Each operation leads to damage to the goods, while the path of development will lead to only one loading from sea to land.
He continued: For example, if a ship came loaded with goods from China or India and unloaded its cargo in one of the Iraqi ports, the process of transporting the goods from the ports to Europe would take a record period of 24 hours, after it had previously arrived within 14 days.
Regarding the Baghdad Metro project, Al-Asadi explained: There are 3 alliances of companies that submitted their offers for the Baghdad Metro project, each alliance consisting of 6 companies. Noting: The alliances consist of China, Spain, Switzerland, and Germany, and part of these alliances have companies in the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.
He stated: These alliances will have their papers submitted to the consultant, and we have two financial and technical offers. Stressing that the technician takes approximately 60 percent of the evaluation in terms of studying experience, knowledge of previous projects, and knowledge of specialists in the fields involved in the project, such as trains, communications, infrastructure, construction, operation, etc. All of these will be reviewed by the consultant.
He pointed out: After May 12, there will be large teams within the consultant that will study all these companies applying for alliances.
Regarding the Najaf-Karbala metro project, Al-Assadi confirmed: There is an investment alliance that has applied for the project, and the offer will be studied and the start of implementation of the project will be announced.[/size]
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