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Large Japanese and Indian corporations interested in Lien Chieu seaport project

Báo Tiền PhongBáo Tiền Phong02/09/2024


TPO - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said that currently there are many large investors interested in the Lien Chieu Port project in Da Nang City, including large corporations from India, Japan, etc.

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On the morning of September 1, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh inspected a number of key projects in Da Nang. At the Lien Chieu port project site, the Prime Minister presented gifts, visited, encouraged and cheered on the engineers and workers working there. The Prime Minister said that there are currently many large investors interested in the Lien Chieu port project, including large corporations from India, Japan, etc. Photo: Nguyen Thanh.

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The Prime Minister and the working delegation, along with experts, engineers and workers, raised their hands to show their determination to "overcome the sun and rain" to complete the Lien Chieu port project on schedule. Lien Chieu seaport is a key project that Da Nang is calling for investment in. This is also one of three deep-water seaports in Vietnam, planned as a special port with the scale of receiving general cargo ships, bulk cargo ships with a capacity of up to 100,000 tons, and container ships with a capacity of 6,000 to 8,000 TEU. Photo: Nguyen Thanh.

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The Prime Minister directly directed the construction work at Lien Chieu Port. According to the Prime Minister, Lien Chieu Port has a very strategic location in terms of logistics. Therefore, it is necessary to create an investment and business environment to make this area more attractive. To quickly implement the Lien Chieu Port project, it is necessary to rely not only on domestic resources but also on external resources. Photo: Nguyen Thanh.

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The Prime Minister visited workers and engineers at the Lien Chieu port construction site. Taking notes directly at the construction site, the Prime Minister commended the units for completing procedures, investing, and constructing the project in just over a year, which is fast. Therefore, this spirit needs to be further promoted. "Already fast, then even faster, already effective, then even more effective, already making efforts, then even more efforts," the Prime Minister requested. Photo: Nguyen Thanh.

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The Prime Minister and the delegation presented gifts to workers and contractors at the Lien Chieu port construction site. Photo: Nguyen Thanh.

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At the Hoa Lien - Tuy Loan expressway project, the Prime Minister praised the working spirit of Da Nang in following the Government's direction when the entire political system participated in site clearance.

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On the same day, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and his delegation visited Hy Vong School. The Prime Minister kindly visited and talked with orphaned students after the COVID-19 pandemic who are living and studying there. Photo: Nguyen Thanh.



Source: https://tienphong.vn/thu-tuong-tap-doan-lon-nhat-ban-an-do-quan-tam-du-an-cang-bien-lien-chieu-post1669014.tpo

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