Completion of 3 Kilometers of the Baneh–Bovin Route by End of Mehr

Sanandaj – Deputy for Engineering and Construction of the Kurdistan General Directorate of Roads and Urban Development announced that 3 kilometers of the Baneh–Bovin route will be opened to traffic by the end of Mehr, adding that the four-lane construction of this route is 80% physically complete.

Sanandaj - The Deputy Director of Engineering and Construction of the General Directorate of Roads and Urban Development of Kurdistan announced the operation of three kilometers of the Baneh-Boyin road until the end of October and said that the four-lane construction of this axis has 80% physical progress.

According to Mehr reporter, Mohammad Reza Orak Bakhtiari announced this news to the media of Kurdistan on Tuesday morning and stated: The four-lane construction plan of the Baneh-Boyin axis is being implemented in a five-kilometer area, three kilometers of which will be completed by the end of October this year and ready for vehicle traffic.

Referring to the 80% progress of this project, he added: More than three thousand billion Rials have been allocated for the implementation of this project.

The Deputy Director of Engineering and Construction of the General Department of Roads and Urban Development of Kurdistan, stating that this axis is one of the routes used for traffic between Baneh and Boyin, said: The construction of four lanes in this area is aimed at increasing traffic safety and facilitating the passage of vehicles.

Orek Bakhtiari further pointed to the implementation process of road construction projects in the province and said: In the first six months of this year, road construction operations were active in all axes of Kurdistan and the implementation of infrastructure projects in this area continued.