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  1. Hanoi is developing a plan to leverage an unnamed river and urban corridor, aiming for the city to become a globally competitive capital.
  2. Hanoi is seeking international expertise, including from cities like Saint Petersburg, regarding the development of urban rail systems.

EU Funds EUR 10 Million for Hanoi Metro Line 3 Extension Studies

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The European Union is providing EUR 10 million to fund studies and investment preparations for extending Hanoi Metro Line 3 from Hanoi Station to the Hoàng Mai area. The proposed 11-km section is planned to run entirely underground and is linked to transit-oriented development. The Hanoi People’s Committee, in coordination with the French Government, the Asian Development Bank, and the European Investment Bank, is involved in the project.

From vietnamnews.vn

Why it matters

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The funding supports the preparation for a major expansion of public transport infrastructure in Hanoi. This project contributes to Hanoi's plan to become a globally competitive capital.

Hanoi is seeking international expertise, including from cities like Saint Petersburg, regarding the development of urban rail systems.

From vietnamnews.vn

Who's involved

  • HanoiThe capital city of Vietnam where the Metro Line 3 extension is planned.
  • VietnamThe country in Southeast Asia where Hanoi is located.

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  • VietnamSpeculative

    Vietnam might see increased national infrastructure and economic capacity due to international funding for the metro extension.

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