Explore the Project

The Mocha – Mawza – Al-Kadaha Road Project is a transformative infrastructure initiative designed to strengthen connectivity between Yemen’s western coastline and the Taiz Governorate. Spanning a total length of 37 kilometers and a width of 20 meters, this project is set to become a critical transportation corridor, promoting smoother movement of goods, services, and people across key economic regions.

This strategic roadway is not only vital for improving local accessibility but also for supporting broader regional trade. By linking coastal areas with inland markets, the road enhances logistical efficiency and opens new economic opportunities for communities along its path. The project aligns with national development goals aimed at boosting commerce, reducing transportation times, and fostering social and economic integration.

Yram has been deeply involved from the earliest stages of this project. Our team conducted the comprehensive feasibility and technical studies required to assess the project’s environmental, engineering, and economic dimensions. These studies provided critical insights into route selection, soil conditions, traffic projections, drainage needs, and environmental impact mitigation.

Currently, Yram is executing the construction of 13 kilometers of this major roadway. This phase involves earthworks, roadbed preparation, paving, drainage system installation, and the integration of safety and signage measures. Every aspect of the construction process is being carried out with careful attention to international quality standards, ensuring that the final roadway will deliver long-lasting performance under heavy use.