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Altre immaginiTransport and Communications Progress and Achievements 1406 A.H. 1986 A.D.
Ministry of Communications staff; King Fahad; Sheikh Hussein Mansouri; Engineer Ahmad Husuf Al-Turki
Editore: Tihama for Advertising, Public Relations & Marketing, Ministry of Communications, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 1986
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Da: Dendera, London, Regno UnitoDendera
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Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Original silver illustrated red cloth in matching jacket 22x31cm. (8), 97pp, illustrated with colour maps and photos throughout, with royal portraits, and introductory texts by King Fahd, Minister of Communications Hussain Mansouri, and Deputy Minister for Transpo…rt Affairs Ahamd Husuf Al-Turki. Book fine, jacket very good, lightly rubbed. The Ministry of Communications is one of the oldest public agencies in the country, established with the founding of the Kingdom, and key to meeting its development goals. This work celebrates the completion of a modern highway network in a short time, covering all regions: "It included the construction of many long highways, bridges and tunnels passing through very rugged and difficult terrain" (opening statement by King Fahd). It also presents a wider survey covering the role of transport in promoting national development, and the Ministry. A section on land transport describes the Saudi Railroad Organisation (its history, future plans and Customs Railway Station in Riyadh), and the Saudi Public Transport Company SAPTCO (public need, past and present services, transport for pilgrims, future plans, the fleet, bus shelters). A section on marine transport addresses achievements, staff training, future projects etc. Finally, roads are presented in historic perspective, with a description of their current status, features, development plans, classification, maintenance, Saudi engineers and contractors, examples, Hajj roads, expressways, descents, ring roads, agricultural roads, and the national road construction industry. This shows rapid development. The number of buses laid on for Hajjis for example, increased from 647 for 5 million pilgrims in 1980, to 989 for 9.4 million in 1981 alone. In Mecca, construction of the Internal Ring Road, Middle Ring Road, Ajyad-Kudi Underpath, and the Makkah-Alkar Vast Road bypassing the sacred Mash'air area were either completed or well advanced. The maps show networks and routes and their development over time. The photos show landscapes and cityscapes, infrastructure, vehicles, and people using them. Scarce.
