Tìm kiếm: Transport infrastructure

With modern, synchronous transport infrastructure and preferential policies for investors, Ninh Binh province reaped outstanding outcomes in investment promotion and attraction in 2025. From now until 2030, the province aims to develop modern industry, high-end tourism services, and green urban areas linked to heritage. To successfully achieve this goal, the province is actively promoting investment attraction, especially large-scale, high-tech foreign direct investment (FDI) projects, gradually positioning Ninh Binh on the national investment map.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked ministries, agencies, and localities to promptly address obstacles facing major transport projects to complete all set goals as there is a significant workload ahead, and only less than four months remaining until the end of 2025.

With strong determination and tireless efforts on the ground, key transport infrastructure projects are being acccelerated. Thanks to this proactive approach, many are expected to be completed three to six months ahead of schedule, creating strong momentum to help surpass the 8% economic growth target for this year.

The People’s Committee of Ninh Binh Province has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Construction for the development of several strategic transport infrastructure projects, most notably the construction of Ninh Binh International Airport, which is planned to be located in Liem Tuyen Ward.

Located in the southern part of the Red River Delta region, Ninh Binh province is seen as a gateway to connect Northern provinces with Central and Southern provinces.Construction at project of expanding Cao Bo - Mai Son expressway.

Vietnam is currently recognised as a country possessing numerous opportunities to develop its logistics industry, thanks to its constantly expanding road transport infrastructure, airports, seaports, and warehouses, which promptly meet the diverse demands of the market as well as the recent boom in e-commerce.A train transporting liquefied natural gas on south-north railway route operated by Vietnam Railways Corporation and NRS Corporation (Japan). (Photo: AN KHANH)