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Construction is under way to fill two missing highway links in a route that connects Kenya and Ethiopia. The two countries see the project as a way to strengthen both their transport network and economic integration.
In November, the countries signed an agreement to commit to developing the two segments, totaling 438 kilometers and situated along a 1,495-km Mombasa-Nairobi-Addis Ababa corridor.