In a significant stride toward bolstering national infrastructure, Antigua and Barbuda has unveiled three state-of-the-art cement silos at the Ministry of Works Concrete Plant. This development, hailed as a pivotal investment by government officials, is set to transform the country’s construction capabilities. Member of Parliament Maria Browne emphasized that the new silos will substantially increase the plant’s cement storage capacity, ensuring smoother operations and greater preparedness to meet the surging demand for public works, housing, and community development initiatives. Browne further highlighted that this upgrade, coupled with the ministry’s acquisition of a new fleet of heavy-duty machinery, will minimize operational delays, expedite project timelines, and reinforce the government’s vision of fostering a modern, resilient nation. The move underscores the administration’s commitment to advancing infrastructure development and supporting long-term economic growth.
Three New Cement Silos Arrive at Deep Water Harbour for Ministry of Works
