Key traffic route links coastal economic zone

October 02, 2020 - 17:22

The central province has completed construction works on the second phase of the key coastal road connecting Tam Kỳ city with Chu Lai Airport and Chu Lai Open Economic Zone on 26.5km with an investment of VNĐ1.48 trillion (US$64.35 million).

 

A section of a key coastal road from Tam Kỳ city to Chu Lai Airport on total 26.5km has been completed in the central Quảng Nam Province. The road will help connect tourism hub Hội An, Tam Kỳ with Chu Lai Open Economic Zone  and the national Express system. Photo courtesy Quảng Nam Portal

QUẢNG NAM — The central province has completed construction works on the second phase of the key coastal road connecting Tam Kỳ city with Chu Lai Airport and Chu Lai Open Economic Zone on 26.5km with an investment of VNĐ1.48 trillion (US$64.35 million).

Chairman of the provincial people’s committee, Lê Trí Thanh said the road would help boost economic growth in the eastern zone of the province in linkage of the Chu Lai Economic Zone, the Đà Nẵng-Quảng Ngãi Express way and the Dung Quất Economic Zone in neighbouring Quảng Ngãi Province.

He said the first phase of the road, which covers 42.5km from Hội An to Tam Kỳ City, helps facilitate tourism and investment for the coastal zone since it was put into operation in 2016.

Many investment projects commenced construction when key traffic routes were completed over past years including the Nam Hội An Integrated Resort Project, worth $4 billion, and the expansion of the Trường Hải-Chu Lai Mechanical Automobile Industrial Zone, with initial capital of $535.3 million.

Thanh said the province would continue investment in traffic infrastructure to lure more investment projects as the Chu Lai Open Economic Zone was approved as a multi-sector economic zone including automobile manufacturing, car support industry, oil refinery, high-tech agriculture, mechanical industry, seaports and urban zones from 2018.

The province also launched the Intelligent Operation Centre (IOC) on October 1 as a closer step to digitalise public procedure and launching the e-Government system.

The province had provided 792 on-line administration procedures to connect with the National Public Service Portal. — VNS

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