(b) Sustainable infrastructure transportation, telecommunications, tourism infrastructure and sustainable power development

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(d) Infrastructure (secondary roads, power supply and key airports)

A reliable infrastructure has enabled us to commence work on another nuclear power station, the Chashma Nuclear Power Plant II.

Electricity grids are the key infrastructure element that will connect the EU power markets.

The physical infrastructure of many countries roads, power lines, irrigation systems has been gravely affected.

Russia's size, the poverty of its infrastructure, and the disarray of its bureaucracy limit Putin's power.

Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure and discipline.

The Southern African Development Community continued building a regional power grid and infrastructure for regional development corridors .

Almost the entire transportation, communication, and power infrastructure in Afghanistan has been either wiped out or severely damaged.

Its present efforts are directed at solving transportation infrastructure (railways and bridges), hydroelectric power, engineering and communications problems.

But little attention is given to the high cost of telecommunications, unreliable electrical power systems, and the poor transport infrastructure.

29. Entrepreneurs are highly dependent on physical infrastructure roads, telephones, rail and air connections, storage facilities, shipping, and power sources.

Rapid expansion of the economy may overburden the infrastructure power outages, endless traffic jams and environmental crises are the symptoms.

Consequently, the private sector apos s interest in providing infrastructure roads, telephone systems, power generation and airlines has been rising.

African countries have already identified their high priority investments in health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure (including roads, power, and internet connectivity).

Limitations in physical infrastructure especially power, telecommunications and transport are a major obstacle for the activities of enterprises in developing countries.

The origin of the power failure was the counterattack, but the fragile infrastructure, feeble cybersecurity, and the antiquated state of the power grid all contributed to the deaths of the civilians.

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In order to meet this challenge, we are focusing on investments in infrastructure sectors such as power, telecommunications, roads, ports, and airports.

Modern physical infrastructure (roads, power, ports, water, telecommunications and electric power generation) can directly contribute to the improvement of living standards of poor people and encourage the growth of business activities in Africa.

It's the same. We need infrastructure, infrastructure and discipline.

Investments in physical infrastructure such as transport, water, sanitation, power and communications, unlock growth potentials and overcome geographical handicaps in low income countries.

Where such attacks are targeted at a country's critical national infrastructure, such as power systems or transportation networks, the consequences may be disastrous.

We'll need to attract the investors who will build out the infrastructure the power system, the roads, the port, the airport, the buildings.

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The AFC, with its project development subsidiary, Africa Infrastructure, and Chinese equity and technical partners, WEMPCO, is launching a power generation initiative in Bissau.

Similarly, infrastructure for a long time, infrastructure was not a priority.

The Government acknowledges that a strong economy cannot develop without basic infrastructure, including power, water, telecommunications and roads, which takes years to plan and implement.