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    Post by Rocky Thu 26 Jul 2018, 3:00 am

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    The Minister of Transport, Ali Hamoud, said that his ministry has put forward a special vision and strategy to work during the coming stages to establish international roads linking northern Syria to its south and west to its east, in line with "the passage of the Silk Road through Syrian territory." With the ancient Silk Road, explore the shortest and most optimal routes with European countries.
    Sputnik quoted Minister Hammoud as saying that his ministry is seeking to put forward projects to develop the main roads in Syria to companies that want reconstruction to implement several plans according to the system of construction and operation and preparatory BOT, including the first highway (north-south) and extends from the border Turkish border to the Jordanian border according to the route: Bab Al-Hawa - Aleppo - Hama - Homs - Damascus - the Jordanian border length of 432 km, first class, at an estimated cost of 480 billion Syrian pounds.
    The second route will link the eastern part of Syria to the west, where it will extend from Tartous through Tanf to the Iraqi border according to the route: Tartous - Homs - Albusiri - Tnf - the Iraqi border, with a length of 351 km, first class, and an estimated cost of 281 billion Syrian pounds.
    He stressed the importance of these two strategic projects as they strengthen the network of central roads to accommodate the economic and urban development, in addition to linking the northern gate of the country with the southern gateway and the western gate of the eastern gate, and also contribute to provide useful services in activating trade exchange and transit traffic at the local and regional levels. , Linking marine and dry ports, and strengthening the system of linking the five seas, and the establishment of these two strategic roads will bring economic and financial benefits to Syria and neighboring countries, and the countries associated with them, in accordance with economic cooperation agreements And tourism, as well as a high return on revenue as two paid routes, particularly as they are important regional routes.
    He added that the projects of the Ministry of Transport, the establishment of the Greater Damascus Transformation, a four-lane circular with a length of 170 km. This project will serve as a main hub for the surrounding areas of Damascus, where economic, residential and vital activities are increasing. Local.
    Hamoud explained that the work is based on the rehabilitation and establishment of roads of international, economic and regional benefit by linking the Ghab Coast road with the Hamat-Aleppo Autobaht with a length of about 30 km with the implementation of three and six bridges, as well as the completion of Deiralzur- Bu Kamal, 90 km long, and 34 km road links.
    He pointed out that the work is underway to complete road projects with economic and developmental revenues such as (Tartous Dreikish road, the eastern slope of the city of Jibla, Homs - Salamah, Hama, Homs and Moustafa) with a focus on the quality and quality of the specifications, pointing to the tests of stone basalt available in the province Swaida for use in the work of asphalt mosses in order to benefit from this huge natural wealth in Syria, so that it is used in the work of the central roads.



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