Tindouf, Algeria – Construction has been finalized on the largest railway bridge in both Algeria and Africa, spanning the Oued Ed-Doura valley in the Tindouf province. The National Agency for Studies and Monitoring of Railway Investment Projects (ANESRIF) announced the completion of the landmark project on Tuesday.
The colossal structure stretches over 4.1 kilometers, marking a significant achievement in Algeria’s infrastructure development. This bridge is a critical component of the nation’s ongoing efforts to expand and modernize its railway network, facilitating the transportation of goods and passengers across vast distances.
The completion of the bridge signifies a major step forward in connecting remote regions and fostering economic growth. The project employed thousands of workers during its construction phase, injecting valuable resources into the local economy. Furthermore, the improved rail connectivity is expected to boost trade and investment opportunities in the Tindouf region and beyond.
ANESRIF stated that this railway bridge will play a crucial role in linking the northern and southern parts of the country, ultimately contributing to national unity and cohesion. The bridge’s robust design and advanced engineering ensure its durability and safety, capable of withstanding harsh environmental conditions for decades to come.
The project represents a significant investment in Algeria’s future, underscoring the government’s commitment to developing world-class infrastructure and promoting sustainable economic development. The railway bridge promises to transform the transportation landscape, facilitating smoother and more efficient movement of goods and people throughout the region.
