MOP AND SEATOU MONITOR FLOOD RISK AREAS IN BAIRO PITE
MOP AND SEATOU MONITOR FLOOD RISK AREAS IN BAIRO PITE Dili, 07 January 2025 Minister of Public Works, Samuel Marçal and Secretary of State for Toponymy Affairs Urban Organization, Germano Santa Brites Dias, on Tuesday afternoon accompanied by the technical team of the Ministry of Public Works monitored the places affected by floods in Frekat village, Bairo Pite tribe.*
28 November 2024
28 November 2024
MOP LAYS FIRST STONE FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION OF OUR LADY MARIA AUXILIADORA SABURIA CHAPEL
MOP LAYS FIRST STONE FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION OF OUR LADY MARIA AUXILIADORA SABURIA CHAPEL Aileu, 23 November 2024 Minister of Public Works, Samuel Marçal, on Saturday, accompanied by the Secretary of State for Toponymy and Urban Planning, Germano Santa Brites Dias and the Secretary of State for Vocational Training and Employment, Rogério Araújo Mendonça, laid the foundation stone for the new construction of the Chapel of Our Lady Auxiliary, in the village of Saburia.
MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS LAYS FIRST STONE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MALI LOEK BRIDGE
MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS LAYS FIRST STONE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MALI LOEK BRIDGE Covalima, 22 November 2024 Minister of Public Works, Samuel Marçal, accompanied by Deputy Minister, Júlio do Carmo, President of the Covalima Authority, Miguel Armada Cardoso, Director General of Bridges and Roads, Nene Lobato, Coordinator of the Verification and Payment Inspection Unit. Aleixo do Carmo Amaral, Director General of SEFOPE and President of IGE-ADI, Ana Paula da Cruz, laid the foundation stone for the construction of the Mali-Loek bridge located in Sanfuk Village, Camanasa District, Suai Administrative Post.
COUNCIL OF MINISTERS DELIBERATE FIVE PROPOSAL PRESENTED BY THE MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS
Dili, 21 November 2024 The Council of Ministers meeting on Wednesday deliberated on five (5) projects presented by the Minister of Public Works, Samuel Marçal at the Government Palace, the meeting itself was led by Prime Minister Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão, at the Government Palace .
