The construction of a new terminal in the province of Kasai-Central is currently underway. Under the supervision of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Peter Kazadi, the foundation stone laying ceremony was held in Kananga, the provincial capital.
The works, which will last nearly two years and cost an estimated 32,594,423 million US dollars, will be carried out on an area of 7,600 square meters. Modern Construction has been chosen to carry out this work, which aims to meet the region’s population growth and international standards for passenger safety and comfort.
Deputy Prime Minister Peter Kazadi stressed the importance of this new infrastructure for the development of Kasaï-Central and the Democratic Republic of Congo as a whole. He called on the population to take ownership of this work launched by President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi.
It should be noted that the Kananga terminal is the third stage of a larger project to develop and modernize airport infrastructure in the Democratic Republic of Congo, after Kolwezi in Lualaba and Mbuji-Mayi in Kasaï-Oriental. This initiative is part of the central government’s policy to strengthen the country’s infrastructure.
The construction of this new terminal should stimulate tourism and economic exchanges in the region, while providing a better travel experience for passengers. This reflects the efforts made by the Congolese government to modernize the country’s infrastructure and promote its economic development.
In conclusion, the construction of the new Kananga terminal in the province of Kasaï-Central is a concrete example of the development projects underway in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This large-scale project will contribute to strengthening regional accessibility, promoting tourism and facilitating economic exchanges. It also marks the Congolese government’s commitment to modernizing the country’s infrastructure to ensure the safety and comfort of travelers