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جنوب السودان يتلقى منحة بقيمة $45M لتطوير الطرق الريفية
وافق شركاء التنمية على منحة بقيمة $45 مليون لدعم إنشاء وإصلاح 500 كيلومتر من الطرق الفرعية الريفية في خمس ولايات.
Development Partners Approve $45 Million Grant for 500km Rural Road Infrastructure Project
In a significant move to bolster regional connectivity and economic growth, a consortium of development partners has officially approved a $45 million grant dedicated to the construction and rehabilitation of 500 kilometers of rural feeder roads. This strategic infrastructure initiative will be implemented across five key states, focusing on transforming neglected transport corridors into reliable lifelines for local communities.
The project aims to bridge the gap between rural agricultural hubs and urban market centers, effectively reducing transportation costs and minimizing post-harvest losses for local farmers. By improving all-weather access, the initiative is expected to stimulate trade, enhance food security, and facilitate better access to essential social services such as healthcare and education.
Comprehensive details regarding the specific state allocations, project timelines, and procurement processes are currently being finalized. A full implementation roadmap will be released shortly as the project moves from the approval stage to active development.
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