Can Gio District's Vam Sat 2 Bridge opens to public
On September 15, the Transportation Works Construction Investment Project Management Authority of Ho Chi Minh City (TCIP) held the opening ceremony for the Vam Sat 2 Bridge in Can Gio District.
HCMC should prioritize high-impact projects when adopting Resolution 98: expert
Former Director of the Central Institute for Economic Management Dr. Nguyen Dinh Cung voiced his suggestions for HCMC to successfully implement Resolution 98/2023/QH15 by the National Assembly.
Transport Ministry determinedly correct negativity in traffic projects
The Transport Ministry yesterday demanded that investors, project management boards tighten their monitoring over traffic projects to eliminate negativity.
HCMC accelerating traffic projects for economic recovery
Vice Chairman of HCMC People’s Committee Bui Xuan Cuong last weekend paid several visits to on-going traffic projects in the city to address current issues there.
Task force formed to speed up Long Thanh International Airport project
The Government Office yesterday issued the Prime Minister’s conclusion after his business trip to check the progress of key traffic projects.
HCMC accelerating traffic projects behind schedule
Many suspended traffic construction projects in Ho Chi Minh City are gradually reignited to improve the living standards of city dwellers and boost socio-economic development.
Five roads connecting HCMC, Long An Province to be built soon
The Office of the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City announced the conclusion of the meeting between the People's Committee of HCMC and the People's Committee of Long An Province on socio-economic development cooperation, traffic projects, and green environmental technology park projects.
HCMC People’s Council approves 12 key resolutions
The 5th session of Ho Chi Minh City People’s Council, term X, finished yesterday with 12 major resolutions approved. These resolutions will have tremendous impacts on socio-economic development of the city and the life of residents here in the next few years.
Traffic projects to prioritize quality over quantity, progress: Minister
It is planned that VND420,000 billion (US$18.4 billion) will be allocated to traffic projects from 2021-2025. Except for the regular maintenance expenses, there will be over VND80,000 ($3.5 billion) per year for traffic facilities construction. Such a large sum has raised concern in the community as to the implementation capacity, progress administration and quality control of those projects. SGGP News has conducted an interview with Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The regarding these matters.
Work about to start on eight trillion-dong traffic projects
The Ministry of Transport (MoT) has just informed that eight key traffic projects would be under construction from the end of December 2021 and the beginning of January 2022 with investment capital ranging from VND1.3 trillion (US$57 million) to more than VND9 trillion (US$393 million) each project.
HCMC removing obstacles of major traffic projects
Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee announced the assignment of its Vice Chairman Le Hoa Binh to related state agencies to help major traffic projects in the city overcome their current obstacles as soon and effectively as possible.
HCMC leader prompts Cu Chi to tackle site clearance backlogs for projects
Deputy Chairman of HCMC People’s Committee Ngo Minh Chau on March 3 prompted Cu Chi District to tackle backlogs in compensation and site clearance for implementation of projects, including the Sai Gon Safari Park Project, expected to become the country's largest ecotourism facility, as land clearance delays have put the park project on hold.
Many traffic projects to be linked to Long Thanh International Airport
Pursuant to the feasibility study report for the first phase of Long Thanh International Airport, there will be three routes directly connecting to the new airport including three road projects and two railways.
Transport Ministry reports lots of major traffic projects behind schedule
According to the Ministry of Transport seven out of 10 major traffic projects under construction are behind schedule or under the risk of lagging behind schedule.
Lot of major traffic projects break appointment in HCMC
A lot of major traffic projects in HCMC have been left half-done and run behind schedule because of sluggish site clearance, so total investment capital has far exceeded initial plan.
Australia to finance Vietnam $23 million for traffic projects
Australia will finance Vietnam AUD30 million (US$23.42 million) in non-refundable aid for traffic projects.
Traffic projects behind schedule due to sand shortage
Many large traffic projects have run behind schedule because of construction sand scarcity and price rocket, said the Ministry of Transport yesterday.