The C&D Group, established in 1980, primarily operates in the fields of supply chain, construction, urban operation, tourism and exhibitions, healthcare, and investments in emerging industries. With an annual revenue of approximately $117 billion and total assets of $100 billion, the group is a significant player in its industries.
Chinese business delegation meets with the People’s Committee of Quang Binh Province.
The group also includes Xiamen C&D Paper&Pulp Group, established in 1992, which professionally manages the supply chain of pulp and paper in China. During the meeting, the C&D Group committed to planning investments in the production and business of pulp and finished paper, with a total investment of $2 billion over an area of 400 hectares, to be implemented in three phases.
Prior to the meeting, the Chinese business delegation surveyed the infrastructure of potential factory sites, including Cam Lien Industrial Park, Bang Industrial Park, and the planned industrial park in Quang Tien (Quang Trach), and also visited Hon La Port.
The Most Scenic Coastal Road in the South: A Two-Year Transformation
After almost 2 years of construction, the 77-km-long coastal road connecting Vung Tau and Binh Thuan is swiftly approaching completion, with several road segments and overpass structures already finished.
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On May 20, Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long and his entourage surveyed the construction site of the Nam Cao University Complex in Ha Nam Province and worked with the Provincial People’s Committee on the implementation of this project.
The Sleeping Belt Road 2 in the Heart of Thu Duc City
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Six More Red River Crossings: Construction to Commence This Year
“In an ambitious move to enhance transportation links and urban development on both sides of the Red River, the Hanoi People’s Committee has announced plans to construct six additional bridges across the river by the end of 2025. This announcement comes hot on the heels of the construction commencement of the Tu Lien Bridge on May 19, underscoring the city’s commitment to improving connectivity and fostering balanced growth in the area.”
The Phu Cat Airport: A Concrete Runway with a Storied Past
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