Leading Chinese construction company Poly Changda Engineering Co. Ltd. has been given a €47 million contract to build the Rosso Bridge, a ground-breaking project that will improve regional integration, trade, and mobility between Senegal and Mauritania. This is a significant infrastructure milestone for West Africa.
The contract marks a significant step in the long-awaited development of the Rosso Bridge, a crucial cross-border link that will span the Senegal River, enhancing transport efficiency and economic cooperation in the region.
A New Era of Connectivity for West Africa
The Rosso Bridge project aims to replace the current ferry system that connects Rosso, Senegal, and Rosso, Mauritania, which frequently experiences delays, congestion, and capacity constraints.
When completed, the bridge will:
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Provide a reliable transportation corridor between the two countries.
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Increase regional trade flows on the Dakar-Nouakchott highway.
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Facilitate the movement of people, goods, and services
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Enhance economic competitiveness for both nations
The bridge will be a key part of the Trans-African Highway Network, improving links between North and West Africa.
Poly Changda’s Role in the Project
Poly Changda Engineering Co. Ltd., a global leader in transportation and civil engineering projects, will lead:
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Engineers and designers
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Building of the entire bridge structure
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Installation of safety and transportation systems
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Delivery to strict international standards
The €47 million contract reflects the increasing collaboration between Chinese engineering firms and African infrastructure agencies.
The Economic and Social Impact
The Rosso Bridge is expected to deliver numerous benefits:
Enhanced cross-border travel
What used to take hours due to ferry delays will now take only minutes.
Improved trade and logistics capacity
The bridge will facilitate smoother regional supply chains and reduce transportation costs.
Job creation
The project will create both direct and indirect employment opportunities for local workers.
Improved regional integration
Senegal and Mauritania will benefit from an efficient link that supports ECOWAS and African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) objectives.
improved security and accessibility.
Improved border access will make it easier to move people, visit places, and use emergency services.
A Step Towards Africa's Infrastructure Modernisation
The Rosso Bridge is one of several cross-border infrastructure projects being developed across Africa, indicating a push for improved mobility, energy infrastructure, and economic diversification.
With construction underway, the €47 million bridge is expected to become a symbol of cooperation, representing the growing partnership between African nations and global engineering firms.
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