A glimpse of Ninh Binh province.
Recently, the leadership of the People’s Committee of Ninh Binh province inspected the progress of several transportation projects under the management of the Project Management Unit for Investment Construction in Nam Dinh province.
First is the project to build a road connecting the left bank of the Day River to Road 57B in Yen Yen, with a total investment of nearly VND 370 billion and a length of 7.2 km. Currently, the project has handed over nearly 90% of the ground, and the installation volume has reached over 50%.
Next, the leaders inspected the 484 provincial road (Nam Dinh – Lac Quan – Coastal Road), a 33 km long project with a total investment of over VND 9,000 billion, divided into 3 component projects, including:
The Thien Truong Bridge construction project, with a total investment of VND 1,200 billion, has been basically completed and put into use. The remaining item is the left bank dike reinforcement of the Dao River, which is expected to be completed in August 2025.
The construction project of the southern axis road is 6.5 km long and has a total investment of nearly VND 1,500 billion. So far, it has also been basically completed according to the plan. Currently, traffic safety items are being constructed, expected to be completed in August 2025.
The project to build a new road from Nam Dinh to Lac Quan to the coastal road has a total investment of VND 6,400 billion. To date, the whole route has reached 90% progress, and many items are expected to be completed in August 2025. The Project Management Board is completing the procedures for handover, acceptance, and proposing adjustments and supplements to the design according to the actual situation.
At the working session, the leaders of the People’s Committee of Ninh Binh province emphasized the importance of these projects, stating that their completion will enhance regional connectivity and better meet the transportation needs of goods and people.
At the same time, these structures will also serve as landmarks in the urban landscape and create a driving force for socio-economic development, contributing to attracting investment and promoting urban development.
To ensure the progress and quality of the projects, the provincial leaders requested that the Project Management Unit closely coordinate with local authorities to expedite land clearance and urge contractors and construction units to accelerate progress while ensuring the quality of the works.
Le Le
The Largest Ward in Hanoi to Become a New Urban Center
On the morning of August 12th, the Hong Ha Ward in Hanoi, Vietnam, held its First Delegate Congress. As the newest and most populous ward in the city, with the largest land area, Hong Ha is poised to become a pivotal hub for Hanoi’s urban development plans for the period between 2025 and 2030.
The Mighty Hong River: Unveiling Hung Yen’s 9.3 Trillion VND Transportation Project
On August 19th, Hung Yen province will commence construction on a transformative transportation project – the ‘Heritage and Cultural Tourism Corridor along the Hong River for Economic Development’. With a staggering investment of nearly VND 9,300 billion, this mega-project is poised to revolutionize the region’s connectivity and unlock its cultural and economic potential.
Proposed Road Construction Through the Forest: Connecting Dong Xoai and Ho Chi Minh City’s Ring Road 4
The route commencing from Dong Xoai, traversing Provincial Road 753, and the Ma Da Bridge, including the 13km-long viaduct leading to Ho Chi Minh City’s Ring Road 4, offers a seamless connection.
“The Grand Vision: Connecting Dong Xoai to the Metropolitan Area with a $22.6 Billion Highway Project”
The proposed connection line from Dong Xoai to Ho Chi Minh City’s Ring Road 4 by Dai Quang Minh is expected to bring about a significant infrastructure breakthrough and shorten the distance by approximately 13 kilometers. The initial estimated investment for the first phase of the project is over VND 22.6 trillion.
The Ultimate Traffic Project: Unveiling Hưng Yên’s $9.3 Billion Transportation Revolution, Just 9 Days Away!
The Hung Yen province is gearing up to commence construction on a transformative project, aptly named the “Heritage Tourism and Economic Development Corridor along the Red River.” This ambitious initiative, set to break ground on the auspicious date of August 19th, envisions a future where the province’s cultural heritage and economic potential are seamlessly intertwined.
