China Geo-Engineering Corporation (CGC), through its Togo-Benin branch, recently signed the contract for Lot 1 of the drinking water supply project for Kara and surrounding areas. Sena Alipui, a ministerial representative of Togo, and Adgitowou Komlan, governor of Région de la Kara, attended the project launch ceremony, along with representatives of local government departments and nearby communities.
The project is located along Faille d’Aledjo in Région de la Kara of northern Togo. Its main scope includes raw water intake facilities; the supply and installation of water transmission and distribution pipelines; the construction of new water treatment plants and the expansion and upgrading of existing treatment facilities, ancillary structures and supporting civil works; the supply and installation of laboratory and water treatment equipment; and the supply and installation of power supply and remote monitoring systems.
Upon completion, the project will further improve access to drinking water for residents of Kara and surrounding areas. It will also help strengthen water infrastructure for public welfare, reduce the incidence of waterborne diseases, safeguard drinking water security, improve living conditions and promote local economic development.
The signing marks a new breakthrough in CGC’s efforts to develop its business in Togo. Going forward, CGC will focus on delivering a high-quality flagship project, coordinate resource allocation and ensure high-quality project execution. The company will continue to enhance its brand influence and market competitiveness, contribute to improving livelihoods in Africa, and demonstrate the sense of responsibility of a centrally administered state-owned enterprise and the strong reputation of Chinese construction.
