Belt and Road
Algeria Bejaia Connection Line Project of Chinese Enterprises
Seetao 2023-03-20 14:35
  • After completion, the driving time from Bejaya Port to the East-West Expressway will be shortened from 4 hours to 1 hour
  • This expressway is about 100 kilometers long, with 6 lanes in both directions, passing through 5 cities, and a total of 68 kilometers have been opened to traffic so far.
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Bejaia is a famous port city in Algeria with beautiful scenery and rich products, but it lacks a highway. It is here that Chinese companies and local people have joined hands to build a road to prosperity and happiness - the Bejaia Link Project in Algeria. The total length of this expressway is about 100 kilometers, with 6 lanes in both directions, passing through 5 cities, and a total of 68 kilometers have been opened to traffic so far.

The Bejaya Connecting Line opens to traffic through the tunnel

After completion, the driving time from Bejaya Port to the East-West Expressway will be shortened from 4 hours to 1 hour, which is of great significance for creating a convenient logistics environment and promoting economic development along the route. The Afghan employees who have worked for many years even said that they have seen more flexible and diverse project management knowledge, and have a more personal experience of Chinese quality and Chinese speed. The builders of China and Arab countries have driven "soft connectivity" and "heart connectivity" with "hard connectivity", connecting China and Africa with "people's hearts" on the land of Africa. Editor/Xu Shengpeng


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