(June 25, 2012, Humanitarian News)--Ethiopia signed a $1.5 billion agreement with state-run China
Communications Construction Co. to build a railway to carry potash from
mines being developed in the nation’s northeast.
The 360-kilometer (224-mile) line will transport passengers and
freight along a route to neighboring Djibouti’s Tadjourah port, which is
being built. It should be completed by July 2015, Ethiopia’s Foreign
Ministry said in a statement posted on its website yesterday.
CCCC (1800), a Chinese government-owned transportation infrastructure company, will be “mobilizing substantial resources to guarantee completion of the project,” the ministry said, citing the company’s vice.
CCCC (1800), a Chinese government-owned transportation infrastructure company, will be “mobilizing substantial resources to guarantee completion of the project,” the ministry said, citing the company’s vice.
Source: Humanitarian News
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