The Minister for Infrastructure, Déthié Fall, reaffirmed, on Friday in Kaolack, the will of the government to strengthen the interconnection between the different areas of the country and to promote a policy based on territorial equity. “The Head of State and the Prime Minister want Senegal to be connected, all the zones to be interconnected. They want to work more on territorial equity”, a déclaré le ministre.. This declaration was made in the context of a field visit to ascertain the state of progress of the road works and related developments undertaken by the State, in particular on the Guinguinéo-Mboss-Gniby axis in the Kaolack region. These works fall within the framework of the Programme d’amélioration de la connectivité des zones agricoles (PCZA), which aims to open up production areas and facilitate the circulation of people and goods. According to Aps, Déthié Fall welcomed the good progress of the works and asked AGEROUTE, in collaboration with the companies in charge of the project, to ensure their completion in the best possible time. “Vie that the works have very well advanced, on request à l’AGEROUTE, en rapport avec les entreprises, de faire en sorte que, dans les meilleurs délais, les autorités puissent procéder à leur inauguration”, he insisted. “We are pleased to announce that the work has been completed and that it is now possible to proceed with the inauguration of the new terminal. The Minister also recalled the importance which the President of the Republic, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, and the Prime Minister attach to respecting cost, time and quality in the execution of infrastructure projects. “The President of the Republic as well as the Prime Minister are extremely attentive to these aspects, and that is why we have begun this tour in the central zone (Kaffrine, Kaolack and Fatick) to recall these directives and to ensure that the works are catalysed”, explained Déthié Fall. According to him, this approach is part of a dynamic aimed at accelerating the realization of priority infrastructures in the service of the balanced development of the national territory.
Kaolack: Déthié Fall reaffirms the will of the government to connect all the zones of Senegal
