Tunis: Burkina Faso's Minister of Infrastructure and Opening Up, Adama Luc Sorgho, expressed his deep appreciation for the efficiency and expertise of Tunisian companies operating in the infrastructure sector, such as "Soroubat", during his meeting on Tuesday with Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians Abroad, Nabil Ammar. According to a foreign ministry statement, the Burkinabe minister praised the quality of the work and services provided by these companies in Burkina Faso. He highlighted their role in the implementation of social and development projects. "This is an exemplary model of productive cooperation that should be built on and developed in view of the promising prospects for infrastructure development in Burkina Faso." The Burkinabe Minister stressed his country's need to further benefit from Tunisia's expertise and capabilities in infrastructure and construction, pointing to major upcoming projects in roads, bridges, canals and other sectors. He expressed his country's readines s to support the presence of Tunisian companies by providing all the necessary facilities. For his part, Minister Nabil Ammar expressed Tunisia's satisfaction with the current state of cooperation between the two countries in the infrastructure sector, and expressed his desire for further development in light of the expertise of Tunisian companies, which are renowned throughout Africa for their excellence. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
Burkina Faso’s infrastructure minister praises Tunisian companies’ efficiency
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