Astroboy
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Vietnam To Adopt Japan Bullet Train Tech For High-Speed Rail
Global financial crisis cooled down private sector's mind on expenditure throughout the world. Thus, almost all countries in the world put more emphasis on public sectors' spending. Investment on transportation infrastructure is the best choice as it's good to stimulate economy. Shinkansen project in Vietnam is very good for Vietanamese economy as well as Japanese economy.
In the meanwhile, Japan's Shinkansen system is now seen in Taiwan, China, and now Vietnam.... Plus negotiation is ongoing with Brazil, USA and India.
It is the best timing for the world (except debt-laden Japan) to spend more money on infrastructure, isn't it?
The Vietnamese government has officially decided to adopt Japanese shinkansen bullet train technology for a high-speed railway connecting Hanoi in the north and Ho Chi Minh City in the south. Vietnam's high-speed railway will run through watery and mountainous terrain, of the sort seen here at Hai Van Pass on the outskirts of Da Nang. This will be one of the biggest transportation infrastructure projects in Southeast Asia, making Vietnam the second country after Taiwan to welcome Japanese bullet train technology. http://www.nni.nikkei.co.jp/e/ac/tnks/Nni20091211DA1JZ111.htm
Global financial crisis cooled down private sector's mind on expenditure throughout the world. Thus, almost all countries in the world put more emphasis on public sectors' spending. Investment on transportation infrastructure is the best choice as it's good to stimulate economy. Shinkansen project in Vietnam is very good for Vietanamese economy as well as Japanese economy.
In the meanwhile, Japan's Shinkansen system is now seen in Taiwan, China, and now Vietnam.... Plus negotiation is ongoing with Brazil, USA and India.
It is the best timing for the world (except debt-laden Japan) to spend more money on infrastructure, isn't it?