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New Myanmar Port Targets Agri-exports
The Thilawa Special Economic Zone, a JV between Myanmar and Japan, is investing $29 million on developing a new port and building infrastructure for transporting agricultural products.
Read MoreWorld Bank and Aiib Sign Deal
The World Bank and the new Chinese-led Asian International Investment Bank (AIIB) have signed a $1.2 billion deal to co-fund infrastructure projects in 2016.
Read MoreYangon New City Tender Awarded
Three firms have been awarded the tender to build the controversial 4,745 hectare Yangon New City development to the west of the capital.
Read MoreIndonesian Rail Link Crawls Forward
Construction on Indonesia’s first high-speed railway can finally start following a construction permit being issued by the government in March.
Read MoreBali Invites Bids for 2nd Airport
Indonesia’s largest tourist island Bali wants to build a second airport to double tourist intake from 10 million a year now to 20 million by 2025. The current airport has only one runway and may reach full capacity in as little as five years.
Read MoreAdb Funds Manila Water Tunnel
The ADB has granted a $123.3m loan to Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) of Manila to build a new water tunnel in Manila, Philippines.
Read MoreAsean’s Appetite for Steel Rising
ASEAN countries\' steel market consumption is expected to exceed 90 million tons by 2019, a growth of 6 percent, according to a new study entitled ASEAN Countries Steel Market Outlook 2015-2019.
Read MoreThais Go It Alone on Rail Link
The Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has announced the country is capable and financially prepared to fully fund its multi-billion-baht high-speed rail project, following a visit to China.
Read MoreVirtual Reality Provides Safety Training
Asian construction firms are using a virtual reality platform to train workers in building site safety and reduce accidents.
Read MoreConstruction Drop Slows S. Korean Economy
A drop in construction investment caused a slow in South Korea\'s economic growth in the final quarter of 2015, according to the Bank of Korea.
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