Sudan, Ethiopia joint committee discusses railway connecting two countries ...Sudan

December 15, 2022 (KHARTOUM) – The Sudanese-Ethiopian Joint Technical Committee held a meeting on Wednesday to discuss the feasibility study of a railway project linking the two neighbouring countries. The meeting of the joint committee discussed the completion of the feasibility study of the railway project linking Addis Ababa-Port Sudan. The Canadian consulting company of the project CPCS took part in the meeting. The railway will help to reduce Ethiopia’s dependency on the Port of Djibouti which handles about 95 per cent of the landlocked country’s imports and exports. The railway will follow the route of Addis Ababa, along with the Awash-Kombolcha-Weldiya route, to Wereta – Gonder – Met

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