Vietnam to Expand Eastern North-South Expressway with Over 178 Trillion VND Investment
Vietnam has announced a major expansion plan for the eastern section of the North-South Expressway, covering 1,144 km. The project is estimated to cost over 178.357 trillion VND and will be implemented through Public-Private Partnership (PPP). This expansion will upgrade existing 4-lane (partially restricted) sections to 6 lanes.
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