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Developing transport infrastructure must be bipartisan — Togbe Tepre Hodo

About 150 officials of the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Roads and Highways, and representatives of various development partner organisations turned up for the two-day event on the theme: “Financing and delivery of resilient transport infrastructure and services – A big push for sustainable economic transformation.
Speaking at a Transport Sector Review Conference in Ho last Wednesday, Togbe Tepre Hodo said delivering road infrastructure without the political fun-fair usually associated with such projects was crucial because the country needed continuity in major infrastructure development.
Economic connections The Minister of Transport, Joseph Bukari Nikpe, said transport infrastructure was no longer about constructing roads, bridges, ports, airports or transit systems.
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