Abu Dhabi Fund for Development Showcases Infrastructure Progress in Africa Abuja, Nigeria — May 25, 2026 The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD) has marked substantial advancements in its infrastructure development projects across Africa, with key projects in Togo, Madagascar, and Nigeria demonstrating significant progress.
The ‘Sokodé – Bassar’Road in Togo has reached a remarkable 92% completion, set to enhance connectivity and economic activity in the region.
The project, financed by ADFD with approximately AED 37 million, includes vital flood protection measures and is a cornerstone in the transport sector.
In Madagascar, ADFD’s road infrastructure development project is 80% complete, featuring the construction of new bridges and dual-lane roads, aiming to improve rural connectivity and support key sectors such as agriculture and tourism. Nigeria’s ‘Minna – Bida’Road Project, at 45% completion, is the first development project of ADFD in the country. This project, which includes a 82-kilometre road connecting the cities of Minna and Bida, is expected to reduce travel times and lower operating costs.
Mohammed Saif Al Suwaidi, Director General of ADFD, underscores the Fund’s dedication to the UAE’s vision for sustainable development. “Our proactive approach to project monitoring ensures efficient and high-quality implementation, contributing to sustainable economic and social growth in partner countries. “.
The ADFD’s commitment to Africa’s development is evident through its collaboration with international organizations, such as the World Bank, to enhance road longevity, safety, and climate resiliency.
As these projects progress, ADFD continues to demonstrate its role as a strategic development partner, fostering infrastructure that will benefit communities and enhance quality of life across the continent.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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Source: Panafricanvisions
Source: Pan African Visions
