Bridge over the Strait, by September the investigation for the Cipess will begin. “Opening in 2034”

Bridge over the Strait, by September the investigation for the Cipess will begin. "Opening in 2034"

By September, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the company Stretto di Messina will “initiate the investigation” for the Cipess resolution approving the final project of the Strait Bridge. A decisive step for the start of the “implementation phase” which, according to the schedule, will lead to the “opening to traffic in 2034”.

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The meeting

The minister Matteo Salvini met with the president of Stretto di Messina, Maurizio Basile, the CEO, Pietro Ciucci, and the company’s employees, expressing “satisfaction” for the work carried out in compliance with the observations of the Court of Auditors, with the recent acquisition of the favorable opinion of the Higher Council of Public Works, explains a note from the ministry. Once the legitimacy visa is obtained, the Cipess resolution “will become effective”.

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Start of the implementation phase by the end of 2026

This will allow “by the end of the year” the start of the “implementation phase” with the executive design and the beginning of the Advanced Works Program, emphasizes the Mit. The schedule foresees “opening to traffic in 2034“, after 7.5 years of work. The construction site will involve companies from all over Italy. Once completed, “the Bridge will generate new mobility for Sicily and Calabria, opening innovative scenarios for quality of life, mobility, and the productive fabric of the Strait and beyond,” concludes the ministry.

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