15-10-2025, 05:15 PM
Parliament Passes Road Repair Bill
Illejla lin-Nazzjon
January 5673 (backdated)
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Illejla lin-Nazzjon
January 5673 (backdated)
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QART QILDAR — The Cildanian Parliament nearly unanimously approved the so-called "Road Repair Bill," a legislation aimed at infrastructure development in the country and the creation of a national road system. "It is a necessary legislation for us to move our economy forward. Roads must be fixed, tracks be restored, and transports be reviewed," a statement by one of the leading authors of the bill from the main party Partit Ulied Kildanja (PUK). The bill primarily focuses on three key objectives: repairing busy routes for resource transportation, constructing new roads in neglected towns, and establishing the framework for a national road system.
Cildania has been experiencing economic stagnation, not only due to widespread corruption from the old parties but also because of the lack of modern, sustainable infrastructure, including roads and highways. The government immediately recognizes this as one of the critical issues that need to be addressed, a view supported by many sectors.
By yours truly, Gav
Controller of Cildania
Controller of Cildania