We do have to do more infrastructure spending. That will put many Americans to work. It’s a good job that gets you on the ladder to the middle class. We need to improve the conditions for manufacturing in our country and punish those companies that want to export jobs. We need them to be incentivized to create jobs right here in America.

I call for the provision of infrastructure such as roads and electricity as well as providing the youth with managerial and entrepreneurial skills to thrive.

The first 3 years the focus would be entirely on [...] building a rock solid infrastructure.

I would prioritize improving water and sanitation, as well as paving the Mulobezi/Livingstone road to open up the area. A well-developed road network is essential for economic growth.

Yes. I would like to see Alaska's infrastructure projects built sooner rather than later. The window is now — while our congressional delegation is in a strong position to assist.

A great deal of work is being done around project development of infrastructure, its risk profile, managing construction risk, and achieving stable cash flows.

Rebuild the country's infrastructure. Nobody can do that like me. Believe me. It will be done on time, on budget, way below cost, way below what anyone ever thought. I look at the roads being built all over the country, and I say I can build those things for one-third. What they do is unbelievable, how bad.

The government should allocate more funds to infrastructure development in primary schools to foster a better learning environment.

We have to finish building beautiful bridges, we have to finish making big theaters, new stages, we have to have everything focused on defense now.

I’m now two weeks short of being Secretary of State for one full year. There’s two things, as I stare at the State Department to make sure that we’re ready for the 21st century. One of them is what you identified. We need the capacity to move at the speed of our adversaries. They move quickly. Whether that’s al-Qaida or ISIS or the Russians or the Cubans, they make decisions quickly. They – none of those are democracies, with all the process that’s attached to that. And I wouldn’t trade it for the world, don’t make – don’t confuse. But we have to make sure that American diplomacy can move at that speed. There’s an information component to that, there’s a technology component to that, and there’s places that we have real work to do.

It is not enough for us to say we must tell our own stories if we don’t equally think or talk about the enabling infrastructure that supports the generation of those stories, the infrastructure that enables the circulation of ideas and the flow of knowledge.

Uganda needs an effective and efficient infrastructure to support economic growth, poverty eradication, social development and competition in the global market. As you very well know, no economy of a country can stand without proper infrastructure.

The extensive infrastructure development the country has achieved is remarkable and demonstrates a strong commitment to improving the welfare of all citizens.

The main focus should be put on programs that will help eradicate poverty amongst the citizens so as to boost the speed at which the nation develops.