Development of a transnational six-lane dual-carriage highway spanning 1,080 km from Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire) to Lagos (Nigeria), passing through Ghana, Togo, and Benin. This transformative infrastructure project will upgrade and standardize the busiest economic corridor in West Africa, connecting major economic centers and port cities. The highway will feature modern design standards with dedicated freight lanes, intelligent transportation systems, service areas, and border crossing facilities to enhance regional mobility, reduce transit times, and facilitate cross-border trade.

Develop a modern highway corridor connecting five West African countries to enhance regional connectivity and reduce transit times; facilitate cross-border trade through improved infrastructure and border crossing procedures; reduce transportation costs along the corridor by at least 25% to enhance ...

The Abidjan-Lagos Corridor Highway represents a flagship project for West African integration, connecting five countries that together account for over 75% of ECOWAS GDP. As the busiest transport corridor in the region handling over 75% of ECOWAS trade, the highway will serve as a critical backbone for regional economic development and integration.