Asphalting of 20,500 Square Meters of Roads in Three Villages of Kermanshah Completed

Kermanshah - The General Director of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation in Kermanshah Province announced the completion of groundwork and asphalting of roads in three villages in Kermanshah and Sonqor-Kalyai counties, with a budget of over 116 billion rials.

Kermanshah - The director general of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation of Kermanshah province announced the completion of the infrastructure and asphalting of the roads of three villages in Kermanshah and Sangharukliai cities with a credit amounting to 116 billion Rials.

In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Shams-oleh Khodadadi announced the completion of the asphalting of roads in three villages of Kermanshah province using free bitumen national credits and stated: These projects have been implemented with the aim of improving rural roads, facilitating the movement of residents and improving environmental conditions.

He added: In Kermanshah city, the roads of Goni village with an area of 7,500 square meters were asphalted with a credit of 44 billion Rials, and this project was put into operation after the completion of the executive operations.

The director general of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation of Kermanshah province continued: In Zindar village, the infrastructure and asphalt operations have been completed in an area of 7 thousand square meters with the expenditure of 38 billion Rials.

Referring to the implementation of another project in Sangharukliai city, Khodadadi clarified: the asphalt of the roads of Khanqah Estiy village with an area of 6,000 square meters and with a credit of 34 billion Rials has been completed and is available to the residents.

He announced the total area of paved roads in these three villages to be 20,500 square meters and said that a total of 116 billion Rials have been spent for the implementation of these projects.

Director General of Housing Foundation of Kermanshah province noted: The financial resources of these projects are provided from free bitumen national credits and their implementation is in the framework of road improvement programs and rural guide projects.

In the end, Khodadadi stressed: By implementing construction projects in rural areas, the Provincial Housing Foundation seeks to develop infrastructure, improve the quality of life of residents, and provide more suitable conditions for the population to stay in the villages.