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The upcoming poultry facility in Al Ghana will satisfy up to 55 % of Bahrain’s increasing domestic consumption needs, said Works Minister.
The new project, realising in over an area of 500 thousand square meters, is being developed jointly with the private sector, said Essam Khalaf, the Minister of Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning.
The minister revealed this during a visit to the project site in Al Ghana and added that the government is pumping around BD3 million into this project as part of a wide-ranging move to ensure Bahrain’s food security.
“Bahrain is currently producing around 9 million chicks per year through Delmon Poultry Company,” the minister said.
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Food truck owners should adhere strictly to safety and health requirements while doing business in the Kingdom, said a top Works Ministry official.
“This is one of the important initiatives to support Bahraini youth, which makes everyone bear a responsibility for its success and produce a civilised image,” said Sheikh Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, the Undersecretary for Municipal Affairs at the Ministry of Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning.
Sheikh Mohammed said the municipality had launched an awareness campaign for Food truck owners saying, “the Capital Municipality is fully prepared to help vehicle owners on laws and requirements.” Explaining, he said there are general and special requirements that must be adhered to by truck owners.
The cost of constructing walkways varies according to the area and location.
Some walkways in cities have the infrastructure and road network connecting to the site and therefore their cost is lower than the coastal projects – like the Busaiteen Walkway – that may require filling the site, conducting environmental studies and establishing a network roads leading to it.
Accordingly, there is a variation in the cost from one project to another, which results in a variation in the budgets required for it.
This was the explanation of the Minister of Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning, Eng. Essam bin Abdullah Khalaf, in his response to the question of MP Muhammad Khalifa Bu Hammoud on the subject.
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