2009 sees “super” transport infrastructure projects
In Vietnam, their government had invested a lot in building a road for transportation. Moreover, last year, Vietnam was a year of the transport and communications.
This article demonstrated about how Vietnam improved its transportation, so I would like to summarize this news.
2009 was a record year for the transport and communications in Vietnam; they invested six projects at least of nearly 10 trillion VND (555 million USD).
Firstly, the Hanoi-Thai Nguyen highway cost 8.1 trillion VND (450 million USD) provided money by the Ministry of Transport and Communications. Secondly, both the Noi Bai-Lao Cai and Ho Chi Minh City-Long Thanh highways, the Vietnam Expressways Corporation spent 20 trillion VND to invest. Thirdly, the Trung Luong-My Thuan highway with 15 trillion VND (833.3 million USD) that Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) gave money to build. Fourthly, the Van Phong international transshipment port in the central province of Khanh Hoa, which coasted an estimated cost of 3.6 billion USD funded by the Vietnam National Shipping Line. The last one was Nhat Tan Bridge funded by Japan with an investment capital of over 13 trillion VND (757 million USD.
Vietnam had invested a lot, and I think that their country will provide more money to develop its transportation. If any countries help Vietnam by giving money to their government, Vietnam will develop faster and faster.
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