The “Land Bridge Chumphon-Ranong” project will develop a deep-sea port on both sides of the sea, worth 1 trillion, with infrastructure linking the transport of goods between each other with a rail system (double-trac...
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Thailand will press ahead with a long-standing plan to link the Indian and Pacific oceans, bypassing the Malacca Strait, after tensions over the Strait of Hormuz highlighted the strategic value...
Thailand will press ahead with a long-standing plan to link the Indian and Pacific oceans, bypassing the Malacca Strait, after tensions over the Strait of Hormuz highlighted the strategic value...
Article Summary: The Land Bridge project, reintroduced by Deputy Prime Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, aims to connect Chumphon and Ranong ports. This mega project has faced
The proposed Land Bridge consists of ports with supporting infrastructure in Ranong on the Andaman Sea and Chumphon on the Gulf of Thailand.
But Ranong''s fortunes may change soon, as it has been selected as the key gateway for Thailand''s land bridge project. This plan aims to build deep-sea ports on the Andaman Sea and Gulf
To avoid depending too heavily on China, Thailand opened the land bridge project to international investors, supposedly attracting interest from India, Dubai, Japan, Europe and
The Government of Thailand has announced plans that Phase 1 of the THB1 trillion Southern Land Bridge project is set to commence operations in six years by 2030.
Thailand''s government has said it is reviving a "Land Bridge" project across its narrow southern peninsula after recent disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz underscored the vulnerability of...
Thailand''s government says that it will press ahead with its plan to build a “land bridge” in the country''s south, creating a link between the Indian and Pacific oceans that will bypass
PM Anutin advances 1-trillion-baht Land Bridge project to boost Thailand''s economy, connect two ports, and attract long-term investment.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has confirmed that the government will advance the Land Bridge mega-project, now valued at about 997.7 billion baht, to