Dubai Metro Blue Line Contract Awarded: A Major Leap in Urban Mobility  

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has awarded a 20.5 billion dirham ($5.6 billion) contract for the construction of the Dubai Metro Blue Line to a consortium comprising Turkey’s MAPA and Limak, alongside China’s state-owned CRRC. The Blue Line, set to become a critical addition to Dubai’s public transportation network, aims to enhance connectivity, reduce traffic congestion, and support the …

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China’s Yarlung Tsangpo Mega Dam: The World’s Largest Hydropower Project and Its Regional Impact

China has recently approved the construction of the China’s Yarlung Tsangpo Mega Dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, a river that transforms into the Brahmaputra upon entering India. This ambitious project is set to surpass the capacity of the Three Gorges Dam, which is currently the largest hydropower facility in the world. The new dam, located near Medog …

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Construction Plans Revealed for Poland’s Longest Rail Tunnel

Poland is set to construct its longest rail tunnel, a 4.6-kilometer (approximately 2.9 miles) passage beneath the city of Łódź, significantly enhancing the nation’s railway infrastructure. Poland’s longest rail tunnel construction is a pivotal component of the “Y” rail initiative, designed to connect Warsaw, Łódź, and other major cities, thereby reducing travel times and bolstering regional connectivity. Construction cost The …

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Transforming Urban Mobility: Rabat-Salé Tramway Expansion Drives Sustainable Connectivity in Morocco

The Rabat–Salé tramway, operational since 2011, serves as a crucial public transport link between Morocco’s capital, Rabat, and its neighboring city, Salé. To accommodate increasing urbanization and enhance mobility, significant extensions have been implemented, notably the expansion of Line 2. Project Overview The Line 2 extension added approximately 7 kilometers to the existing network, introducing 12 new stations—four in Rabat …

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DP World begins construction of Senegal’s $1.2 billion Port of Ndayane

The maritime construction of Senegal’s $1.2 billion Port of Ndayane has commenced with the arrival of the dredger Willem Van Rubroeck, marking a transformative step in the nation’s trade infrastructure. Spearheaded by DP World in collaboration with British International Investment (BII), this ambitious project aims to position Senegal as a vital global trade hub. Significance BII forecasts the port to …

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