African Manager Highlights Groundbreaking Road Construction Project

Explore the pioneering initiative poised to revolutionize road construction in Tunisia! Recently featured in African Manager, a premier online magazine covering business and economic news across the continent, this innovative pilot project on the National Road 3 (RN3) in Ben Arous signifies a significant step towards sustainable infrastructure development.

Championed by the RE-MED project and co-financed by the European Union, this endeavor aims to integrate recycled materials from construction waste into a 1.2-kilometer stretch of road. The article delves into the meticulous planning and cutting-edge technology behind the project, highlighting its potential to address pressing environmental concerns while promoting economic growth and job creation.

With state-of-the-art sensors monitoring the road's performance under varying traffic and weather conditions, the project offers valuable insights into the viability of sustainable road construction practices. By harnessing the potential of construction and demolition waste, it seeks to mitigate ecological risks, reduce carbon emissions, and bolster local industries.

To delve deeper into this transformative project and its implications, read the full article on African Manager's website [here](insert link to article).

Join us in celebrating this milestone in Tunisia's journey towards a more sustainable future!

[Read the full article on African Manager's website] Lancement du projet pilote à Ben Arous d’une route avec les déchets de BTP recyclés | African Manager