Published 12 days ago • Thailand • Updated 9 days ago

Thailand’s trillion-baht plan to bypass the Malacca Strait moves ahead

Summary by South China Morning Post

Thailand aims to complete a 100km project bisecting the country’s southern peninsula with a new highway and rail line by 2030.

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The Straits Times

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Malaysia eyes trade boost with China and Thailand via new inland port and rail links

Upcoming Perlis Inland Port aims to draw trade from the north by enhancing regional rail connectivity.

10 days ago·Singapore

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South China Morning Post

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Thailand’s trillion-baht plan to bypass the Malacca Strait moves ahead

Thailand aims to complete a 100km project bisecting the country’s southern peninsula with a new highway and rail line by 2030.

10 days ago·Hong Kong

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Bangkok Post

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Bill drafted to support southern Land Bridge

The Ministry of Transport has unveiled draft legislation to create a special Southern Economic Zone that would pave the way for a multibillion-dollar Land Bridge transport project linking the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand.

12 days ago·Bangkok, Thailand

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ASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa Forum

Thailand's Ambitious Land Bridge Project Gains Global Interest

Image courtesy of issuu Thailand is forging ahead with its ambitious Land Bridge project, a megastructure aimed at linking the Gulf of Thailand with the Andaman Sea. This development comes as the Thai government confirms continued commitment, spearheaded by Transport Minister, Suriya Jungrungrean...

9 days ago

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TradeWinds | Latest shipping and maritime news

Thailand moves forward with $29bn rail link to bypass Malacca Strait

Ruling party wants to create special economic zone to pave the way for project to connect Indian and Pacific oceans

10 days ago

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indiaseatradenews.com

Thailand drafts law to speed up $29 billion transport link - India Seatrade News

Thailand unveiled draft legislation to create a special economic zone in the south of the country that would pave the way for a multibillion-dollar transport project linking the Indian and Pacific Oceans. The bill would establish a commission to speed up development of the Southern Economic Corridor in the provinces of Chumphon, Ranong, Suratthani and Nakhon Si Thammarat, according to a Transport Ministry statement. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Sh…

10 days ago

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