Nadiya

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Inauguration of the Kerisian Unity Bridge as the NGA approves another 10 billion investment plan for NEKK: an Altéa-Zarvospol line soon?

Petrograd, Kozacchyna. After 8 years of construction, coordination between Nadiya, Egelion, and NEKK, the Kerisian Unity Bridge was inaugurated in a grand ceremony as the lead architects from the three countries cut the red ribbon seperating the three nations. This engineering masterpiece spans the length of 5 kilometres over the pass of Deliverance with 2km being held using a suspension bridge while the remaining three went underground in the form of a tunnel. The bridge, fully paid for and sponsored by the Nadiyan government through its Commission of Economic Developmentalism with the help of the NCB's Comission for Humane Development, it includes an 8 lane highway and a high speed rail line underneath it that's part of Nadyrail's wider project for an inter-kerisian HSR network that will connect the major urban and economic hubs of the empire with each other and allow for cheaper, faster, and more efficient way to transport goods and people compared to the fuel heavy tucks and planes. The opening ceremony for the bridge consisted of 120 heavy loaded trucks crossing while flying the flags of NEKK, Nadiya, and Egelion to the addition of the Nadiyan navy firing celebration canons to signal the crossing of the martime border between Nadiya and NEKK. Concerning costs and maintenance, the Nadiyan government reaffirmed itself to maintaining the use of the bridge free alongside covering the maintenance costs, but they didn't mention any financement policy on NEKK's side since for now it's unclear if NEKK will keep their roads public or privatize them. Furthermore, to celebrate this historic milestone on Kerisian history, the government announced a new 10 billion NRB fund for investment in NEKK which will allow both Nadiyan and NEKK start-ups to benefit from the fund's emerging companies reserve that aims to help foster a healthy and competitive economy, the fund isn't just limited to small companies but also to social investment, construction projects, infrastructure expansion, political reform, and more on top of the preexisting 13 billion agricultural and food relief program.