Project form Eritrean peuple to Coluli exploatation

Project description: For easier exploitation of the salt deposits, a water pipe is needed. This water can be brought from the Red Sea area Pumping seawater requires a generator and a pump and electricity and piping. In order to capitalize on the salt exploitation project, the superior exploitation of salt is necessary. 1. The construction of a channel with a dam for the natural fall of water in the depression area of the Col would make water expenses more efficient in the long term. 2. The land excavated from the salt layer will be used to build houses in this area. 3. The excavated places will be used as salt water treatment pools for tourists who will live in the areas where salt is mined. 4. Salt lakes will cause evaporation that will cool the area. 5. The channel between the Red Sea and the Col area will widen over time and allow (20-30 years) the passage of ships with salt. 6. After the entire area is filled with water from the Red Sea, the salt on the edge of the lake will be exploited, similar to Lake Assal in Djibouti. 7. Ethiopia will port in the area of their country and they will pay the passage through the canal as for the Suez or Panama Canal. This canal will be a source of income for the Eritrean people and the company that will build it. Being a very attractive area due to the salt, this Danakil lake will be a famous lake like the Dead Sea of Israel/Jordan and will be a spa tourist area. 8. The salinity level being high, there will be no sharks, which will make these waters suitable for windsurfing and kiting. 9. It will be safer to bathe in Lake Danakil than in the Red Sea. I also have many other innovative ideas to increase the value of the exploitation investment in the Coluli / Danakil area, if you co-opt me in the exploitation strategy configuration team it will be possible to earn more than if a simple exploitation is done. The houses where the workers will stay will become holiday houses, after moving forward with the land to other exploitation sites, these workers' houses will be transformed into holiday houses that can be exploited for tourism. Thus, the workers will either be able to come with their families, or to build a mini city or a spa resort.