Work on Triq Gajdoru, Xaghra was completed on Thursday at a cost of around € 40,000. This is one of several roads financed by the Ministry for Gozo, stated Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri
He said that Triq il-Kumittiva Street in Xaghra was completed a few months ago at a cost of € 34,000, while work on part of Triq Masri will be started in February and is expected to cost about € 55,000.
The Minister also announced that a tender was published on Wednesday for the remainder of Triq Marsalforn worth €1.2 million.
Clint Camilleri said that he recognised the urgent need in that the island’s roads are given the same importance as the roads in Malta.
The policy that I will be following is that not only are the projects are coordinated to open, but also that they progress and are completed within the stipulated time-frame, he said.
The Gozo Minister concluded by saying that “above all, I’m going to assure coordination between one project and another, so that inconvenience to citizens and visitors is minimal.”
Photo: MGOZ/Terry Camilleri
1 Comment To "Triq Gajdoru completed, €1.2 million tender published for Triq Marsalforn"
#1 Comment By John Zammit On January 31, 2020 @ 3:55 pm
Crash barriers and street signs are urgently needed for most of Gozo’s roads???!!! It is a pity that these do not exist in Gozo whilst all Malta’s roads are covered with crash barriers and signs. What about crash barriers for Triq Ghajn Hosna down from Xaghra to Ramla???!!!