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The EBRD will finance the reconstruction of the bridge on Izmail Street in the capital

A signing ceremony for an agreement on preliminary funding for the reconstruction of the road bridge on Izmail Street in the centre of the capital took place at Chisinau City Hall.
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the bridge on Izmailskaya Street

Mayor Ion Ceban and Giuseppe Grimaldi, Head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Office in Moldova, signed an agreement on preliminary funding for the reconstruction of the road bridge on Izmail Street.

The bridge was built in 1968 and is in urgent need of repair. The technical design is currently being revised and further studies are being carried out, after which the documentation required to launch the procurement procedure for the bridge reconstruction works will be prepared.

As previously reported by Logos Press, repairs to Izmail Street began in September 2026. Work was carried out on the section from Ștefan cel Mare Boulevard to the bridge. At the same time, in the area around the bridge (at the junction with Calea Moșilor Street), new access roads were being prepared for the future transport hub.

It should be noted that a transport hub is planned beneath the bridge, featuring a smart traffic light system at eight junctions, extending all the way to the roundabout near the CTC tobacco factory.

In addition, officials discussed the measures required to commence the feasibility study and develop the concept for the construction of a new bridge across the Byk River, which will link Vasile Alexandri Street with Calea Moshilor Street.

Tags: EBRD, City Hall, capital, bridge on Izmail Street


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