Hai Duong backs infrastructure schemes to attract investment
Hai Duong backs infrastructure schemes to attract investment
A new bridge connecting National Highway No.5 and other critical transportation routes in the northern province of Hai Duong is expected to enhance inter-regional connectivity.
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Dai An JSC held the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of Dai An Bridge, which aims to connect Gia Loc and Cam Giang districts, over the Kim Son River (Sat River) in Hai Duong on February 8. The development is expected to cost VND250 billion ($10 million).
The bridge's starting point integrates with the building of Ring Road 1 near Hai Duong city, spanning from the 62M road to the Dai An-expanded industrial park.
Once completed, the bridge will improve inter-regional connectivity, connecting National Highway No.5 and critical transportation routes within Hai Duong.
Le Ngoc Chau, Chairman of Hai Duong People's Committee, said, "This is one of the most important infrastructure projects agreed upon between 2021 and 2025. One such project is Ring Road 1, a planned 30km route intersecting National Highway No.5, National Highway No.37, and Provincial Roads 390 and 391. This ring road will encircle Hai Duong city, connecting industrial parks and vital functional areas, reinforcing transport infrastructure to draw in investment capital."
Truong Tu Phuong, chairwoman of the board of directors of Dai An JSC said, "We greatly appreciate the support of the local authorities in land clearance and approving the administration in collaboration with the support of residents. We are determined to start construction next month and have the bridge in operation by May 2026."
"Upon completion, we will hand over the bridge to Hai Duong Department of Transport to operate and manage under the public assets," added Phuong.
Hai Duong currently hosts 605 foreign-invested joint ventures from 27 countries and territories, with total registered capital exceeding $11.2 billion. According to the provincial planning, Hai Duong aims to have 32 industrial parks covering a combined area of 5,661 hectares by 2030.
