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Zawya
a day ago
- Automotive
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Kuwait continues road development works in Sulaibikhat under new contracts
KUWAIT CITY - Minister of Public Works Dr. Noura Al-Mashaan confirmed on Thursday that field teams from the ministry are continuing infrastructure development works on Khalaf Al-Ahmar Road in Sulaibikhat, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance the country's internal road network and implement scheduled maintenance programs. In a press statement, Dr. Al-Mashaan said the Ministry of Public Works remains committed to developing the country's infrastructure by upgrading internal roads in accordance with the ministry's long-term plans. She noted that the ministry's engineers are supervising the implementation on-site, ensuring compliance with approved technical specifications and safety standards while utilizing modern equipment and machinery. "The work is proceeding according to the approved timeline while upholding all necessary safety and security protocols," the minister said. Al-Mashaan emphasized that the internal road maintenance and rehabilitation initiative aims to improve living conditions in residential areas and address road-related issues in response to public feedback. The program is being executed in collaboration with relevant regulatory bodies. She reaffirmed the ministry's dedication to providing a safe and modern road network that supports efficient traffic flow and helps reduce risks and traffic accidents. The minister also called on residents in the area to cooperate and show understanding regarding temporary diversions until the completion of the works. Deputy Engineer Mamdouh Al-Enezi, who supervises Road Maintenance Contract No. 13 in Jahra Governorate, stated that he and his team were present on-site at Khalaf Al-Ahmar Road to monitor progress and assess the latest developments under the newly launched maintenance contracts. Al-Enezi explained that Thursday's work involved laying a layer of Type 3 asphalt as part of the broader plan to enhance road quality and performance. Arab Times | © Copyright 2024, All Rights Reserved Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Zawya
23-05-2025
- General
- Zawya
Kuwait minister announces start of road upgrades in Bayan, blocks 7 and 8
KUWAIT CITY - Kuwait's Minister of Public Works, Dr. Noura Al-Mashaan, announced the commencement of significant maintenance work in the Bayan area, specifically in blocks (7) and (8). This initiative is part of new contracts focused on improving highways and internal roads. The minister explained that the maintenance work is part of 18 ongoing projects aimed at enhancing road infrastructure across all six governorates. The goal is to improve efficiency and safety, ensuring that the roads meet international engineering standards. Dr. Al-Mashaan highlighted that both radical and periodic maintenance would help extend the lifespan of existing roads, reducing the need for complete reconstruction. This strategy aims to lower future costs while promoting sustainability within Kuwait's road sector. Engineer Faisal Al-Sumait, project supervisor for Hawalli Governorate (first zone), provided an update on the ongoing works. He shared that the ministry's teams are currently working on laying two layers of asphalt in the Bayan area, with a Type 2 layer followed by a Type 3 layer as the final finish. The work in blocks (7) and (8) is progressing well, with the final layer being completed on Al-Aqsa Mosque Street. Al-Sumait also assured the public that the teams are working according to a strict timetable, emphasizing the Ministry of Public Works' commitment to maintaining high standards of quality and safety throughout the project.
Zawya
09-05-2025
- Automotive
- Zawya
Kuwait begins Fahaheel Expressway upgrades under national plan
KUWAIT CITY - The Ministry of Public Works has announced that maintenance work is underway on the Fahaheel Expressway heading towards Kuwait City, as part of its broader infrastructure development strategy. The initiative is one of 18 road rehabilitation projects being carried out across Kuwait's governorates, aligned with the national development strategy, "New Kuwait 2035." In a statement, the ministry affirmed its commitment to implementing the highest engineering and safety standards to ensure high-quality execution. The road upgrades are part of a comprehensive modernization plan aimed at enhancing the country's transportation infrastructure. Eng. Sultan Al-Otaibi, Deputy Supervising Engineer for both the Fahaheel Expressway and King Fahd Road, confirmed that field teams from the ministry are actively present on-site to monitor progress under new contracts related to extensive road maintenance. According to Al-Otaibi, the ongoing work includes soil treatment and the application of three asphalt layers—classified as Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3—to ensure durability and improved road performance. He urged citizens and residents to follow updates from the General Traffic Department, particularly regarding temporary road closures, to minimize inconvenience and avoid traffic congestion during the maintenance period. The Fahaheel Expressway project represents a key milestone in Kuwait's infrastructure renewal efforts as the country continues investing in sustainable and efficient road systems. Arab Times | © Copyright 2024, All Rights Reserved Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Zawya
07-05-2025
- Business
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Kuwait expected to award consultancy contract for water purification station in Q2
Kuwait's Ministry of Public Works is likely to award a design and project management consultancy contract for the South Al-Mutlaa city Water Purification Station project in the second quarter, a source aware of the details said. The tender was issued on 5 January 2025, with bids submission deadline of 9 February. 'The contract award is expected in May 2025,' the source told Zawya Projects, adding that the completion of the project is scheduled for the second quarter of 2027. The project involves the construction, operation, and maintenance of a water purification facility and its associated infrastructure, serving the growing needs of the South Al-Mutlaa area. (Reporting by Deva Palanisamy; Editing by Anoop Menon) (
