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After 2,000 years, Italy will finally build a bridge to Sicily
Italy has finally approved a €13.5bn (£12bn) plan to build the world’s longest suspension bridge from the mainland to Sicily – an idea first envisaged by the ancient Romans – despite concerns funds will be siphoned off by the mafia.
Webuild will oversee construction of the bridge, partnering with Sacyr and IHI, as well as Condotte and Itinera.
Italy cleared the way Wednesday to build the world's largest suspension bridge linking the Italian mainland with Sicily in a ...
The Strait of Messina Bridge project, connecting Sicily to mainland Italy, is now approved. This 15.5 billion dollar project ...
The world's longest suspension bridge has been approved for a Sicily-Italy connection; construction may start in 2026. It's ...
Italy greenlit a $15.5 billion project to build what would become the world's longest suspension bridge, infrastructure ...
Work on one of Europe's most ambitious infrastructure projects that have been in the pipeline ever since the Romans could ...
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