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Chief, Transport Infrastructure SectionTransport and Tourism Division
Ha Dongwoo
Best PracticesAsian Highway and Trans-Asian Railway
Islamic Republic of Iran All AH are included in fourth Five Year
Development PlanAfghanistanAlmost all AH routes are under study or
under rehabilitationIndiaNational Highway Development Project
(US $38 billion) includes upgrading of most of AH routes to 4 lanes.
Asian Highway: Priority Asian Highway: Priority AssignedAssigned
Asian Highway: Priority Asian Highway: Priority AssignedAssigned
Mongolia National development plan including
the Millennium Road Project (AH32)China35,000 km of high standard national
trunk highway system including majority of AH
ASEAN Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and
Thailand: conform AH standardsAll AH in Cambodia and Lao PDR
upgrading in progress
Asian Highway: Priority Asian Highway: Priority AssignedAssigned
Asian Highway: Priority Asian Highway: Priority AssignedAssigned
International Financial InstitutionsBilateral donorsCo-financing among neighboring countries Enhanced cooperation among
neighboring countries – investment not only within their own territories but across borders
Asian Highway: FinancingAsian Highway: FinancingAsian Highway: FinancingAsian Highway: Financing
AH3:
Zaamin Uud-Ulaanbaatar,
China, ROK, ADB, Mongolia
US$ 63m
AH32:
Numrug-Choybalsan-Ondorhaan
Prefeasibility study
ESCAP
AH4:
Yarantai-Hovd-Ulaanbaishint
750 Km
ADB, Mongolia
AH48: Widening
Phuentsholing-Thimphu
India
AH11: Rehabilitation
Kratie-Border of Lao PDR
China
AH3:
Houayxay-Boten
China, Thailand,
Lao PDR and ADB
US $30 m
AH16:
Second Mekong Bridge
Thailand, Lao PDR and Japan,
4 billion Yen
Moscow
TianjinUlaan baatar
8-11 November 2003
1,700 km - 75 hours 20 min.
1
22.5 km/h - 541 km/day
Vostochny
Malaszewicze
July 2004
10,350 km - 12 days 8 hours
4
35 km/h - 837 km/day
Brest
Ulaan 15-24 June 2004
7,200 km - 8 days 16 hours
3
35 km/h - 830 km/day
Almaty
Lianyungang
22-29 April 2004
5,020 km - 7 days 6 hours
2
29 km/h - 692 km/day
Demonstration Runs-ImplementationDemonstration Runs-Implementation
Successful launch & regular operation
Friendship Express (Tianjin – Ulaanbaatar)
Mongolian Vector (Ulaanbaatar – Brest)
Container block-train services from Lianyungang/Qingdao/Tianjin to Alashanko
From 152 trains (2004) to 278 trains (Jan-Aug 2006)
Trial runs for development of new services
From Hohhot to Frankfurt
From Tianjin to Kouvola, Finlkand
From Urumqi to Novorossisk
Assessing impact of measures
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Measure the efficiency of policy / infrastructure improvements
(6,798 km) Sukhbaatar
(6,778 km) Naushki
(7,200 km) Ulaanbaatar
(6,798 km) Sukhbaatar
(6,778 km) Naushki
(7,200 km) Ulaanbaatar 2004
8 days 16 hrs(demonstration run)
200215 days(statistics)
(610 km) Krasnoe
Brest
More informationMore information
Further contactFurther contact
Tel.Fax.E-mail.
66-2-288 151566-2-288 [email protected]
Ha Dongwoo
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