Projects
Public Works
URR Governor’s Residence & Office Complex
The GOTG has initiated to construct all Governors’ Residences nationwide. North Bank Region was constructed and currently, the URR Governor’s Residence and Office Complex in Basse, URR is being constructed. The progress of works is 50% since its commencement in July 2024. The project is costed at the sum GMD 59,377,874.40 and is expected to be completed in July 2026. Upon completion, this will improve governance and accessibility, economic development, enhanced public services among others.
- Basse, URR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Multi-Purpose Sports Facility
The State House Multi-Purpose Sports Facility is 67% complete, covering rehabilitation works and the construction of new structures. The project, valued at D118 million, is being implemented through a delegated management contract with Gamworks. Once completed, the facility will provide a dedicated space for diverse sports activities, promote staff health and well-being, encourage active lifestyles, strengthen social cohesion among staff, and serve as a strategic investment supporting the objectives of the Government of The Gambia.
- Banjul, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Independence Stadium Rehabilitation
The Rehabilitation of Independence Stadium has entered its third phase, and is expected to be finished by February 2026. Ongoing works are pitch restoration, safety upgrades, and new athletic tracks and the cost 83 million Dalasi. When complete, it will meet the requirement of FIFA and CAF, used for multi-purpose activities not limited to football matches, but also athletics, political events, concerts, national celebration among others. It can generate revenue for GOTG through the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
- Bakau
- Estimated Completion: February 2026
Public Works
Bakoteh Mboyo Mini-Stadium
The Bakoteh Mboyo Mini Stadium is 80% complete, expected to finish by November 2025 at a cost of 51 million Dalasi. It will enhance youth engagement, promote healthy lifestyles, provide a common space for sports, strengthen community bonds and inclusivity, and stimulate the local economy through events that increase spending in community businesses.
- Bakoteh, WCR
- Estimated Completion : July 2026
Public Works
Banjul Rehabilitation of Roads, Drainage & Sewage
The Rehabilitation of Roads, Drainage and Sewage Project in Banjul is nearing completion and has transformed the city’s infrastructure. Once finalized, all roads will be paved, while improved drainage systems have enhanced flood control. The project is supervised by Studi International and executed by GAI Construction at an estimated cost of USD 43.7 million
- Banjul, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Developing The Road Transport Bill, 2025
The Ministry is developing the Traffic Regulation Bill 2025, now at an advanced stage and funded by the World Bank. Once enacted, the bill will strengthen traffic safety and management, improve travel efficiency, reduce societal costs from accidents, and introduce automated enforcement measures such as speed and red-light cameras
- MoTWI
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Development of the Climate Resilient Integrated Transport Master Plan (CR-ITMP)
The CR-ITMP, part of the 4th Ports Expansion Project, aims to integrate marine, aviation, and road transport nationwide. Funded by the African Development Bank and conducted by consultant MTBS, the plan will guide infrastructure investments, ensure alignment with public needs, and support flexible, future-ready transport development over a 12-month period
- MoTWI, KMC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
New Building Of A New Green Ferry
A state-of-the-art green ferry is under construction at Damen Shipyard in the Netherlands, expected for delivery in December 2025. The ferry can carry 4 trucks, 12 small cars, and 800 passengers at a time. It will enhance operational efficiency, improve transport services, and increase revenue generation.
- The Netherlands
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GPA
Port Concession Project
The Port Concession Agreement signed in July 2024 has transformed Banjul’s Fourth Port Expansion Project. Key priorities include yard expansion, port digitalization, and extensive pavement and terminal rehabilitation. These upgrades reduced vessel waiting time from 343 to 82 hours, eliminated demurrage, increased shipping calls, and contributed to lower commodity prices.
- Port of Banjul, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GPA/ MOTWI
Development OF Deep Seaport Project In Sanyang
Pre-construction engineering works, including bathymetric and geotechnical surveys, have begun at the Sanyang Deep Seaport project. These surveys are essential for designing the new infrastructure and facilities. The project aims to accommodate larger, deeper draft vessels, potentially reducing Gambia’s high freight charges compared to neighboring ports. Construction at the Sanyang Deep Seaport site is expected to start early next year, March 2026.
- MoTWI, KMC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GPA/
MOTWI
Port Digitalization
It is important to note that the GPA has successfully deployed the Port Management Information System (PMIS) for the handling of cargo/vessel information for Billing and Invoicing of all charges. This digital platform enables the Port keep track of all vessel details with the potential to integrate and upgrade into Port Community System (PCS), which would eventually extend to Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).
- Greater Banjul Area, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MoTWI
Bertil Harding Highway Expansion Project -Phase III
Phases I and II of the Bertil Harding Project are complete, increasing traffic capacity with a 3-lane dual carriageway, service lanes, roundabouts, and overpasses at key intersections. Phase III will construct paved service roads with drainage, road furniture, and an overpass at Sukuta-Jabang Road. The project aims to enhance safety, mobility, functionality, and lifespan of the road network, with an estimated cost of USD 52,555,349.39
- Greater Banjul Area, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction of 50km Urban Road
As part of the OIC Infrastructure Development Projects following the 2023 Summit in The Gambia, this project aims to decongest urban traffic with safe, efficient links to the International Conference Centre and surrounding areas. It involves upgrading 17 roads (50 km) to 2-lane pavement with shoulders, sidewalks, drains, parking, and streetlights. Phase I is 3 months for design; Phase II is 14 months for construction. Total cost: USD 53,789,019.
- Greater Banjul Area, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Kiang West Roads Project (Phase I)
The Kiang West Roads Project will be executed in phases, including sidewalks, paved shoulders, accessibility for the physically challenged, and drainage. The 40 km road, surfaced with double surface dressing, runs from Sankandi junction to Karantaba , traversing villages like Jifarong, Bajana, Kuli Kunda, Jali, Kantong Kunda, Keneba, Manduar, and Kuyang Bayonki. Funded via the National Budget, it links main regional departments, urban centers, and economic hubs.
- Kiang, LRR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Kiang West Roads Project (Phase II)
The Kiang West Roads Project Phase II covers 48 km, connecting: Manduar–Tankular (8.3 km), Manduar–Joli–Kemoto Intersection (11 km), Kantong Kunda–Jali Junction (2 km), Karantaba–Janneh Kunda–Kemoto (9.6 km), Karantaba–Madina (2 km), Keneba–Riverside (3 km), and Karanta–Misera (7.5 km). Upon completion, the project will improve trade, provide easier access to schools, hospitals, and markets, reduce travel time, and is estimated at GMD 1,207,600,882.00.
- Kiang, LRR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Niumi–Hakalang Loop & Secondary Roads
The Niumi–Hakalang roads, built of gravel in the 1970s, were in disrepair, hindering access to health facilities, schools, markets, and social functions. The Government of The Gambia is funding the 86 km upgrade, including Buniadu–Kuntaya (55.7 km), Albreda–Fass Omar Sahor (15.1 km), and Banghaly–Medina Bafuloto (13.6 km), with bituminous pavement, shoulders, drainage, road furniture, and safety equipment. The project improves rural access, economic opportunities, and reduces transport costs, at GMD 1,447,150,843.85.
- Nuimi-Hankalang , NBR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of Epc Roads
(Lot 1)
The nationwide EPC-Lot 1 road project in CRR South and URR South enhances Basse town’s transport links. It includes 15 roads, partly concrete and partly surfaced, aiming to improve connectivity within Basse township and satellite villages, while boosting regional economic activity. The original 69 km project has been revised to 75.5 km, replacing Gambissara–Sare Biram–Mankamang Kunda Road with the 28 km Sutukoba–Chamoi Kunda–Brikama Ba–Wellingara Road.
- CRR South & URR South
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of Epc Roads
(Lot 2)
LOT 2 of the project covers 50 km of roads in CRR North, including Laminkoto–Banni–Youna–Kunting (12 km), Karantaba–Reneru–Tabanani–Demfaye Njaga–Fitu Fulla (26 km), and Njawo Loop–Carol Wharf (12 km). These roads will have double base treatment, 7 m-wide carriageways, proper drainage, hydraulic structures, designated bus bays inside towns, 1.5 m sidewalks, and clear road traffic signage, significantly enhancing connectivity, accessibility, and safe transportation across CRR North.
- CRR North
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 3-Kiang Project)
The project aims to improve connectivity and transportation in the country, particularly through the construction of bypass roads on the south bank region, which will connect to the Trans Gambia Road corridor. The Kabada Roads Project is a102 km road construction in Kiang East/Central District, LRR, connecting villages to South Bank Highway; includes drainage and pedestrian facilities.
- Kiang Area, LRR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 4-Foni Roads Project)
The nationwide Design & Build LOT 4 road project is in the West Coast Region (Foni Bondali, Foni Jarrol, and Foni Kansala Districts), totaling 20.7 km. It includes Kalagi–Kamangka–Bondali Tenda (10.2 km), Sangajor–Darsilami (5.78 km), and Kanfenda–Tintinba (5.1 km). Roads feature 7 m carriageways, 1.5 m shoulders, drainage, signage, and the project duration is 14 months.
- Foni Districts, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 5-WCR Urban Links)
The Nationwide Design & Build Lot 5 is in the West Coast Region, forming part of the South Bank transportation link. The project involves constructing five sections totaling approximately 22 km: Farato–Bujang Kunda, Sinchu–Wellingara–Kunkujang–Keitaya, Wellingara–Abuko–Abattoire, Lamin–Babylon–Makumbaya,and Tabokoto–Abuko–Banjulinding, enhancing connectivity and transportation infrastructure in the region.
- West Coast Region (Urban Growth Corridors)
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 6-WCR Urban Links)
The construction of Lot 6 is in the West Coast Region and involves three sections totaling 28 km: Youna–Jambur–Jalangbang–Brikama,Jambur–Baniaka–Kunkujang–Tujereng, and Old Yundum–Tawto–Jabang.Features include streetlights, drainage, environmental and safety management, signage, and guardrails. The project aims to improve connectivity, transportation infrastructure, and road safety across the West Coast Region.
- WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 8-Gunjur Highway Beachside)
The Gunjur Highway – Beach Side Lot 8 is a 4.5 km reinforced concrete road enhancing access to Gunjur Beach, fish and ice plants, and the Gunjur Sand Mosque. Features include a 7 m carriageway, 1.5–2 m shoulders, side drainage, and two culverts, improving connectivity, transportation infrastructure, and access to economic and social facilities in the area.
- Gunjur ,WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 9-Main Highway To Sanyang Beachside)
Lot 9 EPC Nationwide Roads Project is in a fishing community in the West Coast Region, improving connectivity between fishing sites, horticultural farms, markets, and key social, cultural, and religious sites. The project covers Sanyang Coastal Highway (K5) to the fish landing site (Beach Road) and Beach Road to Kenyni Grand Mosque, totaling 4.5 km of concrete road with drainage and safety measures.
- Sanyang, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Nationwide Road Maintance
Periodic maintenance of key roads includes rehabilitation, pavement strengthening, and upgrades to ensure safer and smoother travel. The roads covered are Banni–Salikenni–Jaba Kunda, Brufut–Madiana–Banyaka–KunkujangRoad (12 km), and the construction of Jaliba Road (1.8 km). These works aim to enhance connectivity, improve road durability, and maintain essential transportation infrastructure, benefiting commuters, local communities, and regional economic activities.
- Nationwide
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GCAA/ MOTWI
Aviation Sector Reforms
In line with Government’s reform agenda, the aviation sector is undergoing significant reforms which will lead to the decoupling of the Gambia Civil Aviation Authority functions (regulatory and service provision will be separated). The legal framework has been revised and validated and the respective Bills establishing the various entities are expected to be enacted by the National Assembly before the end of the year.
- Banjul International Airport, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GCAA/ MOTWI
Air Transport Connectivity And Demand
Following the liberal transport policy, The Gambia and Senegal have agreed to domesticate air services between the two countries. Both States have waived or significantly reduced passenger charges, greatly lowering travel costs. IATA has been notified, and the revised charges will be reflected in tickets. Gambians can expect the implementation of these measures soon, enhancing affordable and efficient air travel.
- Banjul International Airport, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GCAA/ MOTWI
Infrastructure Improvement at Banjul International Airport
Government is working on an Airport Modernization Project which will see the construction of an ultramodern Passenger Terminal Building with other related airport infrastructure. This project is expected to be implemented through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) currently, the tender process is ongoing.
- Banjul International Airport, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
URR Governor’s Residence & Office Complex
The GOTG has initiated to construct all Governors’ Residences nationwide. North Bank Region was constructed and currently, the URR Governor’s Residence and Office Complex in Basse, URR is being constructed. The progress of works is 50% since its commencement in July 2024. The project is costed at the sum GMD 59,377,874.40 and is expected to be completed in July 2026. Upon completion, this will improve governance and accessibility, economic development, enhanced public services among others.
- Basse, URR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Multi-Purpose Sports Facility
The State House Multi-Purpose Sports Facility is 67% complete, covering rehabilitation works and the construction of new structures. The project, valued at D118 million, is being implemented through a delegated management contract with Gamworks. Once completed, the facility will provide a dedicated space for diverse sports activities, promote staff health and well-being, encourage active lifestyles, strengthen social cohesion among staff, and serve as a strategic investment supporting the objectives of the Government of The Gambia.
- Banjul, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Independence Stadium Rehabilitation
The Rehabilitation of Independence Stadium has entered its third phase, and is expected to be finished by February 2026. Ongoing works are pitch restoration, safety upgrades, and new athletic tracks and the cost 83 million Dalasi. When complete, it will meet the requirement of FIFA and CAF, used for multi-purpose activities not limited to football matches, but also athletics, political events, concerts, national celebration among others. It can generate revenue for GOTG through the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
- Bakau
- Estimated Completion: February 2026
Public Works
Bakoteh Mboyo Mini-Stadium
The Bakoteh Mboyo Mini Stadium is 80% complete, expected to finish by November 2025 at a cost of 51 million Dalasi. It will enhance youth engagement, promote healthy lifestyles, provide a common space for sports, strengthen community bonds and inclusivity, and stimulate the local economy through events that increase spending in community businesses.
- Bakoteh, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Banjul Rehabilitation of Roads, Drainage & Sewage
The Rehabilitation of Roads, Drainage and Sewage Project in Banjul is nearing completion and has transformed the city’s infrastructure. Once finalized, all roads will be paved, while improved drainage systems have enhanced flood control. The project is supervised by Studi International and executed by GAI Construction at an estimated cost of USD 43.7 million
- Banjul, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Developing The Road Transport Bill, 2025
The Ministry is developing the Traffic Regulation Bill 2025, now at an advanced stage and funded by the World Bank. Once enacted, the bill will strengthen traffic safety and management, improve travel efficiency, reduce societal costs from accidents, and introduce automated enforcement measures such as speed and red-light cameras
- MoTWI
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
Development of the Climate Resilient Integrated Transport Master Plan (CR-ITMP)
The CR-ITMP, part of the 4th Ports Expansion Project, aims to integrate marine, aviation, and road transport nationwide. Funded by the African Development Bank and conducted by consultant MTBS, the plan will guide infrastructure investments, ensure alignment with public needs, and support flexible, future-ready transport development over a 12-month period
- MoTWI, KMC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
Public Works
New Building Of A New Green Ferry
A state-of-the-art green ferry is under construction at Damen Shipyard in the Netherlands, expected for delivery in December 2025. The ferry can carry 4 trucks, 12 small cars, and 800 passengers at a time. It will enhance operational efficiency, improve transport services, and increase revenue generation.
- The Netherlands
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction of 50km Urban Road
As part of the OIC Infrastructure Development Projects following the 2023 Summit in The Gambia, this project aims to decongest urban traffic with safe, efficient links to the International Conference Centre and surrounding areas. It involves upgrading 17 roads (50 km) to 2-lane pavement with shoulders, sidewalks, drains, parking, and streetlights. Phase I is 3 months for design; Phase II is 14 months for construction. Total cost: USD 53,789,019.
- Greater Banjul Area, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Niumi–Hakalang Loop & Secondary Roads
The Niumi–Hakalang roads, built of gravel in the 1970s, were in disrepair, hindering access to health facilities, schools, markets, and social functions. The Government of The Gambia is funding the 86 km upgrade, including Buniadu–Kuntaya (55.7 km), Albreda–Fass Omar Sahor (15.1 km), and Banghaly–Medina Bafuloto (13.6 km), with bituminous pavement, shoulders, drainage, road furniture, and safety equipment. The project improves rural access, economic opportunities, and reduces transport costs, at GMD 1,447,150,843.85.
- Nuimi-Hankalang , NBR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 3-Kiang Project)
The project aims to improve connectivity and transportation in the country, particularly through the construction of bypass roads on the south bank region, which will connect to the Trans Gambia Road corridor. The Kabada Roads Project is a102 km road construction in Kiang East/Central District, LRR, connecting villages to South Bank Highway; includes drainage and pedestrian facilities.
- Kiang Area, LRR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 6-WCR Urban Links)
The construction of Lot 6 is in the West Coast Region and involves three sections totaling 28 km: Youna–Jambur–Jalangbang–Brikama,Jambur–Baniaka–Kunkujang–Tujereng, and Old Yundum–Tawto–Jabang.Features include streetlights, drainage, environmental and safety management, signage, and guardrails. The project aims to improve connectivity, transportation infrastructure, and road safety across the West Coast Region.
- WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Nationwide Road Maintance
Periodic maintenance of key roads includes rehabilitation, pavement strengthening, and upgrades to ensure safer and smoother travel. The roads covered are Banni–Salikenni–Jaba Kunda, Brufut–Madiana–Banyaka–KunkujangRoad (12 km), and the construction of Jaliba Road (1.8 km). These works aim to enhance connectivity, improve road durability, and maintain essential transportation infrastructure, benefiting commuters, local communities, and regional economic activities.
- Nationwide
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Kiang West Roads Project (Phase I)
The Kiang West Roads Project will be executed in phases, including sidewalks, paved shoulders, accessibility for the physically challenged, and drainage. The 40 km road, surfaced with double surface dressing, runs from Sankandi junction to Karantaba , traversing villages like Jifarong, Bajana, Kuli Kunda, Jali, Kantong Kunda, Keneba, Manduar, and Kuyang Bayonki. Funded via the National Budget, it links main regional departments, urban centers, and economic hubs.
- Kiang, LRR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of Epc Roads
(Lot 1)
The nationwide EPC-Lot 1 road project in CRR South and URR South enhances Basse town’s transport links. It includes 15 roads, partly concrete and partly surfaced, aiming to improve connectivity within Basse township and satellite villages, while boosting regional economic activity. The original 69 km project has been revised to 75.5 km, replacing Gambissara–Sare Biram–Mankamang Kunda Road with the 28 km Sutukoba–Chamoi Kunda–Brikama Ba–Wellingara Road.
- CRR South & URR South
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 4-Foni Roads Project)
The nationwide Design & Build LOT 4 road project is in the West Coast Region (Foni Bondali, Foni Jarrol, and Foni Kansala Districts), totaling 20.7 km. It includes Kalagi–Kamangka–Bondali Tenda (10.2 km), Sangajor–Darsilami (5.78 km), and Kanfenda–Tintinba (5.1 km). Roads feature 7 m carriageways, 1.5 m shoulders, drainage, signage, and the project duration is 14 months.
- Foni Districts, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 8-Gunjur Highway Beachside)
The Gunjur Highway – Beach Side Lot 8 is a 4.5 km reinforced concrete road enhancing access to Gunjur Beach, fish and ice plants, and the Gunjur Sand Mosque. Features include a 7 m carriageway, 1.5–2 m shoulders, side drainage, and two culverts, improving connectivity, transportation infrastructure, and access to economic and social facilities in the area.
- Gunjur ,WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MoTWI
Bertil Harding Highway Expansion Project -Phase III
Phases I and II of the Bertil Harding Project are complete, increasing traffic capacity with a 3-lane dual carriageway, service lanes, roundabouts, and overpasses at key intersections. Phase III will construct paved service roads with drainage, road furniture, and an overpass at Sukuta-Jabang Road. The project aims to enhance safety, mobility, functionality, and lifespan of the road network, with an estimated cost of USD 52,555,349.39
- Greater Banjul Area, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Kiang West Roads Project (Phase II)
The Kiang West Roads Project Phase II covers 48 km, connecting: Manduar–Tankular (8.3 km), Manduar–Joli–Kemoto Intersection (11 km), Kantong Kunda–Jali Junction (2 km), Karantaba–Janneh Kunda–Kemoto (9.6 km), Karantaba–Madina (2 km), Keneba–Riverside (3 km), and Karanta–Misera (7.5 km). Upon completion, the project will improve trade, provide easier access to schools, hospitals, and markets, reduce travel time, and is estimated at GMD 1,207,600,882.00.
- Kiang, LRR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of Epc Roads
(Lot 2)
LOT 2 of the project covers 50 km of roads in CRR North, including Laminkoto–Banni–Youna–Kunting (12 km), Karantaba–Reneru–Tabanani–Demfaye Njaga–Fitu Fulla (26 km), and Njawo Loop–Carol Wharf (12 km). These roads will have double base treatment, 7 m-wide carriageways, proper drainage, hydraulic structures, designated bus bays inside towns, 1.5 m sidewalks, and clear road traffic signage, significantly enhancing connectivity, accessibility, and safe transportation across CRR North.
- CRR North
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 5-WCR Urban Links)
The Nationwide Design & Build Lot 5 is in the West Coast Region, forming part of the South Bank transportation link. The project involves constructing five sections totaling approximately 22 km: Farato–Bujang Kunda, Sinchu–Wellingara–Kunkujang–Keitaya, Wellingara–Abuko–Abattoire, Lamin–Babylon–Makumbaya,and Tabokoto–Abuko–Banjulinding, enhancing connectivity and transportation infrastructure in the region.
- West Coast Region (Urban Growth Corridors)
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
NRA/ MOTWI
Construction Of EPC Roads (Lot 9-Main Highway To Sanyang Beachside)
Lot 9 EPC Nationwide Roads Project is in a fishing community in the West Coast Region, improving connectivity between fishing sites, horticultural farms, markets, and key social, cultural, and religious sites. The project covers Sanyang Coastal Highway (K5) to the fish landing site (Beach Road) and Beach Road to Kenyni Grand Mosque, totaling 4.5 km of concrete road with drainage and safety measures.
- Sanyang, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GPA
Port Concession Project
The Port Concession Agreement signed in July 2024 has transformed Banjul’s Fourth Port Expansion Project. Key priorities include yard expansion, port digitalization, and extensive pavement and terminal rehabilitation. These upgrades reduced vessel waiting time from 343 to 82 hours, eliminated demurrage, increased shipping calls, and contributed to lower commodity prices.
- Port of Banjul, BCC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GPA/ MOTWI
Development OF Deep Seaport Project In Sanyang
Pre-construction engineering works, including bathymetric and geotechnical surveys, have begun at the Sanyang Deep Seaport project. These surveys are essential for designing the new infrastructure and facilities. The project aims to accommodate larger, deeper draft vessels, potentially reducing Gambia’s high freight charges compared to neighboring ports. Construction at the Sanyang Deep Seaport site is expected to start early next year, March 2026.
- MoTWI, KMC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GPA/
MOTWI
Port Digitalization
It is important to note that the GPA has successfully deployed the Port Management Information System (PMIS) for the handling of cargo/vessel information for Billing and Invoicing of all charges. This digital platform enables the Port keep track of all vessel details with the potential to integrate and upgrade into Port Community System (PCS), which would eventually extend to Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).
- MoTWI, KMC
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GCAA/ MOTWI
Aviation Sector Reforms
In line with Government’s reform agenda, the aviation sector is undergoing significant reforms which will lead to the decoupling of the Gambia Civil Aviation Authority functions (regulatory and service provision will be separated). The legal framework has been revised and validated and the respective Bills establishing the various entities are expected to be enacted by the National Assembly before the end of the year.
- Banjul International Airport, WCR
- Estimated Completion : July 2026
GCAA/ MOTWI
Air Transport Connectivity And Demand
Following the liberal transport policy, The Gambia and Senegal have agreed to domesticate air services between the two countries. Both States have waived or significantly reduced passenger charges, greatly lowering travel costs. IATA has been notified, and the revised charges will be reflected in tickets. Gambians can expect the implementation of these measures soon, enhancing affordable and efficient air travel.
- Banjul International Airport, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
GCAA/ MOTWI
Infrastructure Improvement at Banjul International Airport
Government is working on an Airport Modernization Project which will see the construction of an ultramodern Passenger Terminal Building with other related airport infrastructure. This project is expected to be implemented through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) currently, the tender process is ongoing.
- Banjul International Airport, WCR
- Estimated Completion: July 2026
