New road network within the new residential area in Addis Ababa
AnyWay is continuing its work with the Addis Ababa City Roads Authority (AACRA). Currently they are working on the road network within the new residential area of Ayat Zone 5, in the northern part of the city. Five kilometers of the neighbourhood’s roads will be upgraded and surfaced with cobblestone. This project forms part of the Addis Ababa City Administration’s master plan for developing a network of durable, high quality roads for the new residential areas being constructed throughout the city. More than 300,000 new residential units have been constructed in recent years by the Ethiopian Government in Addis Ababa alone. Many of the roads supporting these new communities have incorporated the solutions of AnyWay working closely with AACRA personnel.
At an event to celebrate the opening of the project, Israel’s Ambassador to Ethiopia noted that the successes achieved by AnyWay and AACRA in their many years of working together are testament to the strong and enduring relationship between the two countries. Representatives of the Addis Ababa City Administration praised the high quality of AnyWay’s work, and confirmed their intentions to further expand the range of projects to be completed with AnyWay in the coming years.
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