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Complete greenfield ports by 2026, Minister tells officials

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Complete greenfield ports by 2026, Minister tells officials
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The Minister of Roads & Buildings, B.C. Janardhan Reddy, has directed officials to complete three under-construction greenfield ports by the end of 2026. He emphasized the importance of resolving issues affecting construction and improving coordination among departments. The Minister also reviewed specific projects, including Mulapeta Port and Machilipatnam Greenfield Port, urging expedited work on various infrastructure aspects.

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Directing officials to complete the State’s three under-construction greenfield ports by the end of 2026 and expedite work on fishing harbours to strengthen maritime infrastructure, Roads & Buildings, Investments and Infrastructure Minister B.C. Janardhan Reddy held a review meeting on Monday.Chairing the meeting at the Secretariat to review the progress of greenfield ports and fishing harbours, the Minister said the coalition government led by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu was extending full support for the timely completion of port development projects.Mr. Janardhan Reddy instructed officials to immediately bring unresolved issues affecting construction works to the government’s notice and ensure that projects progress without delay.

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