en.Wedoany.com Reported - The new Conference Bridge project in Rome, Italy, has recently been officially delivered to the Eteria consortium, with Anas acting as the implementing body to advance the work. Listed as a priority project under the Second Jubilee Ministerial Decree, this bridge is one of the key infrastructure projects in the southwestern area of Rome, aimed at strengthening traffic connections between the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA), the EUR district, and the coastal area.

The total investment for this bridge project is €299 million, with funding sources including €145 million from Roma Capitale, €144 million from the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, and €8.6 million specifically allocated for the Jubilee celebrations. According to the established timeline, the bridge project is scheduled for completion in 2031. The new bridge, with a total length of 259 meters, will help alleviate the traffic load currently concentrated on the Magliana Bridge. The Magliana Bridge is the only direct connection point between the GRA and the EUR district, and the anticipated benefits of the new bridge will extend to major thoroughfares such as Via Cristoforo Colombo, Via del Mare, Via Ostiense, and Via Laurentina.

Beyond its traffic function, the bridge project also includes plans for new bicycle and pedestrian paths and extensive green areas. The project involves creating a Tiber Riverfront Park between the Magliana Bridge and the new Conference Bridge, continuing the local government's river enhancement program.

The bridge project delivery ceremony was held at the Campidoglio, attended by Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri, Anas Lazio Regional Head Marco Moladori, and Eteria consortium CEO Vincenzo Onorato. Councillor for Public Works Ornella Segnalini and President of Municipio XI Gianluca Lanzi also participated in the event. Mayor Gualtieri stated that this step is decisive for an infrastructure that has been anticipated for many years, noting the economic effort made by the city administration to complete this bridge project. Anas confirmed its technical and organizational commitment to ensuring construction quality and adherence to the schedule.

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