Hoa Binh province is ramping up efforts to prepare necessary conditions to kick start the construction of the Hoa Binh – Moc Chau highway, a key transport project of the transport sector, and the first built in the locality.


The construction of the Hoa Binh – Moc Chau highway is expected to be completed in 2028.

The 34-kilometre highway, connecting Da Bac town in Da Bac district to Chieng Yen commune, Son La province’s Van Ho district, is significant to the socio-economic development in Hoa Binh province, and the northwestern region as a whole. With the project, Hoa Binh will be able to lure investments in localities that the highway run through, including Hoa Son bridge in the planning of the Hoa Binh lake national tourism site.

According to Vice Chairman of the Da Bac district People’s Committee Nguyen Thanh Tuan, the district outlined compensation plans, reviewed the implementation of the resettlement work for affected households, and put forth site clearance to hand clean land over to investors.

Leaders of the district Party Committee and People’s Committee hold meetings with working groups on compensation and resettlement groups to evaluate the progress, and give timely directions to remove arising difficulties, he said.

Hoa Binh needs to retrieve more than 354 hectares of land, mostly forest and rice fields, for the project.

According to Director of the management board of the transport projects in the province Bui Ngoc Tam, the board is rushing off its feet to kick start construction of the highway this month.

Earlier, the Prime Minister approved to build the highway under a public-private partnership contract. However, it is now developed with public fund due to difficulties in capital arrangement.

To date, funding has been allocated for the project, while contractor selection has been carried out.

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