Planning for the two banks of the Red River requires a study of the "damages" that have occurred to the river not only in the past 25 years but also in the next 25 years.

The Ministry of Construction has proposed widening 18 expressway sections to six lanes, aiming to ease traffic and boost economic connectivity.

Embarking on the North – South high-speed rail project, Vietnam is drawing on international practices and advanced technologies to ensure the success of the unprecedented project.

Dong Nai plans to start construction of 18-trillion VND (682.5 million USD) Cat Lai bridge that connects Long Thanh International Airport and Ho Chi Minh City next year, according to Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Ho Van Ha.

Deputy PM Ho Duc Phoc meets Thaco, Hyundai Rotem leaders on high-speed railway cooperation in Hanoi.

On September 7, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, along with a government delegation, conducted a site inspection and held a working session with relevant units on the progress of phase one of the Long Thanh International Airport project.

Work has started on a key section of the Belt Road No. 4 – Hanoi Capital Region expressway, one of the largest infrastructure projects in northern Vietnam, with a total investment of more than 56 trillion VND (around 2.2 billion USD).

Hanoi has finalized the route and station layout for metro line 5, aiming to improve regional connectivity and ease urban transport pressure.

With an estimated cost of $2.6 billion, the new metro extension is expected to transform regional connectivity in southern Vietnam.

With Long Thanh Airport, Ring Road 3, and a host of billion-dollar infrastructure projects underway, Ho Chi Minh City is finally addressing its critical transportation needs to unlock growth and maintain its role as Vietnam’s economic powerhouse.

A total of 250 projects across 34 cities and provinces on August 19 were inaugurated or launched, with a combined investment of nearly 1.3 quadrillion VND, providing strong impetus for Vietnam’s transition into a new stage of growth.

250 strategic projects break ground to boost infrastructure, productivity, and public-private investment.

Ho Chi Minh City has officially tasked relevant agencies with preparing investments for two inter-provincial metro lines connecting the city with neighboring Binh Duong province, with a total estimated cost exceeding $3.8 billion.

On August 19, Vietnam will inaugurate and break ground on 250 projects nationwide, including major highways, bridges, and a new airport.

Simultaneous inauguration and groundbreaking ceremonies to connect 80 venues across Vietnam.

The province seeks central funding for major transport infrastructure to boost regional connectivity and ease traffic in southern Vietnam.

The Ministry of Construction (MoC) plans to open to traffic 208km of expressways of six key projects by August 19, bringing the country’s total expressway network to 2,476km.

Minister of Construction Tran Hong Minh held a working session in Hanoi on August 1 with Australian Ambassador to Vietnam Gillian Bird to discuss ways to foster comprehensive and effective cooperation in infrastructure development.

The Ministry of Construction aims to add 890km of expressways in 2025, completing 3,000km nationwide.