Recently, my 15th batch of peacekeeping engineering teams to South Sudan (Wau) launched the construction task of the "Tongji to Romic" main supply line road. The total length of the construction task section is about 112 kilometers, which is an important component of the United Nations humanitarian relief supply line in South Sudan. Due to long-term wars and natural erosion, the original roads have been severely damaged, severely restricting the transportation of humanitarian supplies and the travel of local residents. After receiving the task, our peacekeeping engineering team quickly organized a survey and formulated a construction plan, planning to complete the road leveling, drainage system construction, and roadbed reinforcement projects within 50 working days. The construction plan for this project involves the deployment of 43 officers and soldiers, as well as 23 construction machinery. The project will be divided into two stages: "Tongji to Tiete" and "Tiete to Romichi", and will be carried out by camping outside throughout the entire process. After the completion of the task, the local transportation conditions will be significantly improved, promoting economic development and improving people's livelihoods. It is reported that since its deployment to the mission area in December last year, the team has completed tasks such as underground shelter construction, refugee camp relocation and resettlement projects, and upgrading and renovating the infrastructure of super camps, which have been highly praised by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan. (New Society)