In 25% the construction of the project
The Flyover Avenue, as the work of the upgrade of the eastern internal regional Thessaloniki is one of the largest road projects in its history, is more widely known. Thessaloniki. It evolves at an impressive speed and is expected to help improve travel and reduce traffic burden.
It is worth noting that the Flyover It is part of a broader project that includes the construction of a new, state -of -the -art 12km long axis, of which about 8 kilometers -including 4 kilometers of continuous bridge -will be elevated. The completion of the project is foreseen for 16 May 2027.
As stated in RES-EIA The Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Nikos Tahaios: “Flyover’s progress is evident at every part of the inner eastern regional. The construction sites are working nightly, and the presence of the first striking red car mold which is specially designed for the project has already caused the attention of citizens and visitors for a long time. The second mold is expected in the summer, when it will be installed at a different part of the project, near the EYATH aqueduct and will be operated further, further accelerating the progress of construction, which currently reaches 25%. “
During his public placements, Mr. Tahaios has repeatedly emphasized the importance of choosing modern financial tools such as public and private partnerships in public projects, noting that the evolution of Flyover is an example of effective cooperation between public and private, as private capital and leveraging. As he has characteristically noted on the project, “Flyover is proof that the Greek public administration can implement complex infrastructure projects with speed and responsibility”.
One of the characteristic milestones in the development of Flyover was the recent demolition of the Perrevo Bridge, which was completed faster than the original design. “Traffic has been restored within less than 48 hours, which substantiate the organization and credibility in keeping the timetable,” the deputy minister commented on RES-EIA.
The prime minister and the political leadership of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport were at the project site, in successive visits last week, where they confirmed his development.
The Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, following visits, told RES-EIA:
“Thessaloniki, with the projects that have been implemented in recent years, during the governments of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, overcomes the anchors of the past and changes psychology. Citizens are now much more optimistic and also counter the small suffering that may exist in their daily lives, precisely because they see the projects running. Of course, we, as political leadership, contribute as institutionally and technically as we can, work consistently and professionally and make sure to strengthen with alternatives to travel for as long as work is going on and prevent potential problems.
Flyover is not just a bridge or a road. It is a work-work that changes the city with a record and transfers it to a new era of sustainable and modern transport. With the unmistakable commitment of all stakeholders and the personal supervision of both the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Christos Dimas and my own and the Secretary General of Infrastructure Dimitris Anagnopoulos, Thessaloniki sees its future manufactured in front of its eyes. “