Road construction: EBOMAF settles in Guinea-Conakry

The Guinean government is launching, on Saturday 21 June, the construction of the Kankan-Kissidougou road. This ambitious project to link Upper Guinea with Guinea-Forestry will be carried out by EBOMAF SA, whose reputation and reputation in this area are unanimously recognized in the sub-region. After Burkina Faso, Togo and Benin, the Republic of Guinea thus makes the choice of an African BTP leader for its opening up.

One hundred and eighty fourteen (194) kilometres long, the Kankan-Kissidougou road project is part of the overall anti-poverty initiatives taken by President Alpha Condé as soon as he takes office. This infrastructure aims to improve the mobility and living conditions of the populations of the regions crossed.

A successful contractor, EBOMAF will build a road to international standards instead of the current route, which suffers from extreme degradation. In addition to a very consistent roadway, it will reconstruct almost all the works of art. Two (2) metal bridges and thirteen (13) others will be demolished and rebuilt in reinforced concrete in accordance with the standards established by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

For months the first EBOMAF officials, headed by Mahamadou Bonkoungou, the President and Chief Executive Officer (DG), have been active in winning this new challenge. A methodology for conducting the work site applies to the work site. This is based on an impressive human and material deployment. An armada is in place with recognized expertise to reaffirm the company's know-how in major public works and to meet this umpteenth challenge. Engineers, technicians and skilled workers are already on their feet to start, in the serenity, the development and pituming of the Kankan-Kissidougou track with state-of-the-art equipment and installations.

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