Project Description

The project is building a national road linking North Darfur with the capital of the Northern State and linking both of them to Libya via Kufra. It also includes the implementation of integrated agricultural, mining and tourism projects, in addition to the rural development of the Arab tribes scattered in the desert.

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Project Description

Positive effects on the economy and national security.
Developing communities with services, health and education.
Bringing about a quarter of the area of Sudan into the circle of life by reclaiming the desert.
Benefiting from mineral wealth, vast water and climate in agriculture and mining.
Opening the ports of Libya and the markets of Northwest Africa to the states of Darfur, Kordofan and the North.
Opening the southern markets to Libya, Europe and Northwest Africa.
Extending the tree cover to the north, which affects the environment positively.
An investment opportunity to attract foreign capital (FDI) and to move trade in the region.
Moving the business and contracting sector by offering giant projects.

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Components of the project

- The road and its extensions.

- Minerals.

- Livestock.

- Free zones.

- Electric production.

- Rural development.

- Quality agriculture on an area of 1.5 million acres (750,000 North + 750,000 Darfur).

- Tourism.

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The Road

El Fasher - Dongola - El Multaqa = 1,450 km, at a construction cost of = $ 650,000,000

Owainat - Kufra = 300 km, at a construction cost of = $ 135,000,000

The total distance of the route between El Fasher - Kufra = 1,750 km, at a construction cost of =

$ 800,000,000

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Agricultural projects at a cost of $3 billion

The first phase (5 years) after completing the road 750,000 acres