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Equatorial Guinea Government Takes Significant Step Towards Modernizing National Public Transportation System

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The Equatorial Guinea government has made a firm commitment to modernizing the National Public Transportation System, with a focus on efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability. The government has presided over a follow-up meeting to discuss the implementation of a modern urban transport system, which includes the incorporation of 150 new vehicles in the main cities of the country. The project aims to improve the quality of life of citizens by reducing traffic and facilitating mobility.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Equatorial Guinea government has committed to implementing a modern urban transport system, which includes the incorporation of 150 new vehicles in the main cities of the country.
  • The project aims to improve the quality of life of citizens by reducing traffic and facilitating mobility.
  • The government has emphasized the importance of sustainable and technologically advanced solutions to relieve traffic and facilitate mobility.
  • A phase of study on the flow of passengers, strategic stop points, and the design of a modern and digitalized management model has been announced.
  • The government has highlighted the urgency of responding to the growing transport demands in much of the national territory.
  • The project has been described as an urban development engine and improvement in the quality of life of citizens.
  • A new work session is scheduled within a week in Bata to continue the implementation of the plan.
  • The government has underlined the importance of collaboration among all parties involved in the project.

Statistics:

  • 150 new vehicles will be incorporated into the National Public Transportation System.
  • The new vehicles will be distributed equally among the main cities of the country, Bata and Malabo.
  • The project aims to reduce traffic and facilitate mobility in the country.
  • The government has emphasized the importance of sustainable and technologically advanced solutions to relieve traffic and facilitate mobility.

Sources:

  • Office of Information and Press of Equatorial Guinea (press department of the Government Presidency)

(http://www.ingequinea.gov.gq/viewarticle.php?idzone=1&idarticle=6211)

  • Prime Minister's Cabinet Press Department (Equatorial Guinea Government)

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