Recently, Neikko Nekundi, the Deputy Minister of Engineering and Transportation of Namibia, and the CEO of Transnamib Railway Bureau visited the Namibian Railway Rehabilitation Project undertaken by Energy China Gezhouba Group.

The deputy minister and his entourage had a comprehensive understanding of the project construction situation through listening to reports and on-site inspections, and successively inspected the completed sections of the Jingwan Port station section, the main line upgrade construction section, the sleeper storage base and the Swakopmund bridge pile foundation pouring.

Observe the laying of sleepers on the main line

During the inspection, the Deputy Minister of Engineering and Transportation of Namibia affirmed the progress of the project's epidemic prevention and control work and the main line upgrade construction, and highly praised the hardworking spirit of the people of Gezhouba.

He said that the Namibian railway restoration project is an important project planned by the Namibian government's "Vision 2030". He hopes that the project department will continue to maintain a fighting attitude, implement various refined construction measures during the railway skylight period, strengthen the quality of the project, and speed up the construction. Progress and strive for an early completion.

Check the quality of sleepers and storage safety

Since the beginning of August, the local sandstorm weather has gradually ended. The project department seized the favorable opportunity to communicate with the partner DM management team on a regular basis to unify the understanding, resolve differences, complete the signing of the contract supplementary agreement, improve the equipment attendance rate, and lock the stage At the same time, we will strengthen overall management and control, and coordinate and promote material supply, unloading, distribution, and acceptance in a timely manner.

Keywords: One Belt One Road, overseas projects, engineering news

As of August 18, 2021, the 4.4km mainline construction has been completed this month, refreshing the monthly peak progress record of 3.3km/month. In the next step, the project department plans to speed up the A1S2 subcontracting procurement work, and start the upgrade construction of the A1S2 section as soon as possible to ensure the completion of the project on schedule. Editor/Tian Zengpeng