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On behalf of the Head of State, Minister of State Abdoulaye Bio Tchané, on Thursday, Could 23, 2024, started work on the second section of the asphalt and rainwater growth challenge in secondary cities (PAPVS) in Parakou. This ceremony was held within the presence of representatives from the area, the prefect Djibril Mamam Cissé, the mayor of Parakou, Inoussa Chabi Zimé, in addition to municipal authorities.
This challenge is of capital significance to the consistently increasing metropolis of Parakou. In addition to modernizing and making roads satisfactory, its purpose is to resolve the issues of flooding and stormwater administration, guaranteeing the protection and well-being of residents.
For this second section of funding of 51.3 billion, greater than 20 km of asphalting are deliberate, together with the set up of 1,500 photo voltaic road lights and different sanitation services. In his speech, Minister Abdoulaye Bio Tchané reaffirmed the federal government’s agency dedication to the balanced and sustainable growth of all areas of Benin. He emphasised the significance of this challenge to enhance the standard of lifetime of the residents of Parakou and enhance the financial attractiveness of the area, consistent with President Talon’s imaginative and prescient of modernization.
The Prefect Djibril Mamam Cissé additionally emphasised the significance of this asphalt work for the development of Parakou.
Mayor Inoussa Chabi Zimé welcomed the launch of this work, highlighting the impetus given to city planning below the Talon authorities, with initiatives all through the nation. He expressed the delight of the Parakou Municipal Council in these tangible and visual achievements. He additionally referred to as for the corporate chargeable for the work to indicate professionalism to make sure high quality roads that meet the wants of residents.
In response, the overall director of the corporate chargeable for the work, Ranti Akindès Sirat, dedicated to doing this work inside the specified time, highlighting the professionalism of his staff.
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