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Mawazine News - Baghdad
The Ministry of Transport announced today, Wednesday, the submission of proposals to reduce traffic congestion, and while indicating to address the ministries regarding providing buses to transport employees, while revealing a plan to restore the old railway lines linking the governorates.
The Director of Relations and Media at the Ministry, Maytham Al-Safi, said, “The Ministry of Transport, a member of the Central Committee for Resolving Traffic Congestion, has presented many proposals, in addition to addressing ministries and institutions to provide a bus contract to transport employees to and from their place of residence with the aim of reducing traffic congestion.”
Al-Safi added, “Among the proposals is for the Ministry of Transport to have a share of the main crowded roads, in addition to the proposal to activate river taxis inside Baghdad,” noting that “more than 500 buses are available and ready for any duty.”
He explained, "More than 85 buses are currently operating inside Baghdad, and a number of colleges and universities have been approached to finance them with a number of buses to transport students to and from their place of residence," pointing out that "the Ministry has contracted with a number of governorates, including Nineveh, Anbar, Salah al-Din, and Wasit." and Dhi Qar in order to operate buses there.”
He pointed out that "the development road project will start from the port of Al-Faw and end at the Fish Khabour connection point, and according to the feasibility study and the lines specified by the Italian company, the road will pass through 11 governorates."
He added, "The Ministry has begun developing a plan that includes restoring the old railway lines that connect the governorates to each other, in addition to the presence of a study from the Ministry of Construction and Housing regarding the establishment of a Hawally road in Baghdad that specializes in the old lines and reorganizing them in the interest of citizens."
He continued, "Efforts were mobilized within the construction campaign for roads and bridges by organizing the traffic process and contributing to preventing taxis from parking in the main lanes and roads, in addition to rehabilitating the garages."
The Ministry of Transport announced today, Wednesday, the submission of proposals to reduce traffic congestion, and while indicating to address the ministries regarding providing buses to transport employees, while revealing a plan to restore the old railway lines linking the governorates.
The Director of Relations and Media at the Ministry, Maytham Al-Safi, said, “The Ministry of Transport, a member of the Central Committee for Resolving Traffic Congestion, has presented many proposals, in addition to addressing ministries and institutions to provide a bus contract to transport employees to and from their place of residence with the aim of reducing traffic congestion.”
Al-Safi added, “Among the proposals is for the Ministry of Transport to have a share of the main crowded roads, in addition to the proposal to activate river taxis inside Baghdad,” noting that “more than 500 buses are available and ready for any duty.”
He explained, "More than 85 buses are currently operating inside Baghdad, and a number of colleges and universities have been approached to finance them with a number of buses to transport students to and from their place of residence," pointing out that "the Ministry has contracted with a number of governorates, including Nineveh, Anbar, Salah al-Din, and Wasit." and Dhi Qar in order to operate buses there.”
He pointed out that "the development road project will start from the port of Al-Faw and end at the Fish Khabour connection point, and according to the feasibility study and the lines specified by the Italian company, the road will pass through 11 governorates."
He added, "The Ministry has begun developing a plan that includes restoring the old railway lines that connect the governorates to each other, in addition to the presence of a study from the Ministry of Construction and Housing regarding the establishment of a Hawally road in Baghdad that specializes in the old lines and reorganizing them in the interest of citizens."
He continued, "Efforts were mobilized within the construction campaign for roads and bridges by organizing the traffic process and contributing to preventing taxis from parking in the main lanes and roads, in addition to rehabilitating the garages."
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