- The Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen is working quickly to restore the Heijat Al-Abed Road in Aden, Saudi Arabia (SDRPY).
- The project's objectives are to increase the road's efficiency, implement safety measures, lower the number of accidents, and remove commuter impediments.
- Among other issues, the rehabilitation will deal with side road failures, inadequate rain drainage channels, and degrading asphalt layers.
In Aden, Saudi Arabia, on May 22, 2024 The Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen (SDRPY) is now expediting the reconstruction of the Heijat Al-Abed Road, a vital road that links Taiz to other governorates. The project aims to provide a safe place, reduce the number of accidents, eliminate the daily obstacles faced by motorists, and improve the road's efficiency. Five million Yemenis rely on this road for daily sustenance. Not only would repairing this key artery assure smooth traffic flow but allow for passage of people and goods, including staple foods and medicines, while reducing travel time and cost. The effort will benefit a variety of businesses, including those in the education, economics, and services sectors, in addition to having the ability to provide immediate job opportunities.
The restoration will take care of the issues that drivers face on a daily basis. The project aims to provide a safe place, reduce the number of accidents, eliminate the daily obstacles faced by motorists, and improve the road's efficiency. Five million Yemenis rely on this road for daily sustenance. Not only would repairing this key artery assure smooth traffic flow but allow for passage of people and goods, including staple foods and medicines, while reducing travel time and cost. Furthermore, it lacks concrete barriers, which are necessary to guarantee vehicle safety.
To further stop water from seeping through the layers of the road surface, it is crucial to create additional drainage channels and maintain the rain drainage system. The SDRPY has been working on 229 projects throughout all the governorates of Yemen, this being only one of them. The Yemeni people benefit from the projects in several sectors such as transport, health, education, energy, water, agriculture, and fisheries. Furthermore, they are highly committed to the development of their country thereby coming in handy in boosting the country’s capacities.
