February 27, 2026 | 06:30

Investment for $612-million road in northern Hung Yen province approved

The projected road that connects Pho Hien an Hung Ha wards is expected to create new space and momentum for local socio-economic development.

During its 37th session on February 25, the People's Council of Hung Yen province in northern Vietnam passed an investment policy for a road that will connect Pho Hien Ward to Hung Ha Ward road, with total capital estimated at VND16 trillion (more than $612 million).

The projected road is in line with the national master plan, the Red River Delta regional plan, and related plans for transport infrastruction, thereby gradually completing the transportation network as directed, enhancing regional connectivity, and expanding urban and industrial development space in the province.

The projected road is expected to gradually complete a synchronized transportation infrastructure system, enhance connectivity capacity, thereby creating new space and momentum for local socio-economic development.

The project, one of the largest-scale infrastructure projects in the province in recent years, is expected to be implemented during the 2026-2028 period.

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