Hanoi to invest in Tay Thang Long road construction this year

Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, has recently announced its plan to allocate funds for various new projects as part of its mid-term public investment plan. Among these projects is the construction of the Tay Thang Long road, spanning from the Ring Road 3.5 to the Dan Hoai Canal in Dan Phuong district, with a total investment of 1,298.596 billion VND. This year, Hanoi is expected to begin investing 150 billion VND in this project.

Upon completion in 2025, the Tay Thang Long road will contribute to the economic and social development of Dan Phuong district and the greater Northwest region of Hanoi.

In addition to the aforementioned Tay Thang Long road, Hanoi has also started allocating funds for other projects, including the construction of a section of Ring Road 3.5 from Thuong Cat Bridge to National Highway 32 (with a total investment of 1,495 billion VND, 5 billion VND of which is assigned for this year); the construction of Tan Phu Bridge across the Day River, connecting Quoc Oai district and Hoai Duc district (with a total investment of 119.6 billion VND, 20 billion VND of which is assigned for this year); and the upgrading of Provincial Road 428A from Cong Than Bridge to Gie Bridge in Phu Xuyen district (with a total investment of 125.8 billion VND, 40 billion VND of which is assigned for this year).

These projects signify Hanoi’s commitment to improving its infrastructure and fostering economic growth in the region. With the implementation of these road construction projects, Hanoi aims to enhance connectivity, transportation efficiency, and overall quality of life for its residents and businesses.

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