Public Sector Investment Programme: Plus De Rs 3 Milliards Injectées

7 years, 10 months ago - June 06, 2016

Public Sector Investment: Plus De Rs 3 Milliards..

La Project Plan Committee veut investir Rs 3,2 milliards dans 35 projets du secteur public. C’est ce qui ressort du Conseil des ministres, vendredi 3 juin.

Parmi les divers projets: la reconstruction de la route B 104 à Chamarel et celle du pont Bruniquel ; la construction de 490 maisons à Henrietta, Goodlands, Piton, Cottage et Souillac ; un nouveau bâtiment pour les Douanes, à l’aéroport SSR ; le nouvel hôpital ENT à Vacoas ; un Mediclinic à Bel-Air ; un nouveau poste de police à Pamplemousses et d’importants travaux routiers, entre autres.

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