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Laos hopes for economic boost from Chinese-built railway

BANGKOK, Nov 28, 2021 (BSS/AFP) - A new $6 billion Chinese-built railway
line opens in Laos this week, bringing hopes ....

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Laos eyes boost from Chinese-built railway

A new US$6 billion Chinese-built railway line opens in Laos this week, bringing hopes of an economic boost to the reclusive nation, but experts are questioning the benefits of a project that has seen thousands of farmers evicted from their land.
The 414km route, due to open on Friday, took five years to construct under China’s Belt and Road Initiative, which funds infrastructure projects aimed at increasing Beijing’s clout globally.
Struggling strawberry farmer Anouphon Phomhacsar is hoping the new railway will get his business back on track.
His farm usually produces up to 2 tonnes of the red heart-shaped fruits a year, but ....

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Laos hopes for economic boost from Chinese-built railway but some question its viability

Despite local optimism, some Laos watchers are concerned about the long-term viability of a $6 billion Chinese-built railway line that opens in the Southeast Asian nation this week. ....

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Laos hopes for economic boost from Chinese-built railway

BANGKOK A new $6 billion Chinese-built railway line opens in Laos this week, bringing hopes of an economic boost to the reclusive country, but experts are questioning the benefits of a project that has seen thousands of farmers evicted from their land.The 414 kilometre route, due to open on December 3, took five years to construct under China's trillion-dollar Belt and Road ....

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Laos hopes for economic boost from Chinese-built railway

And while the railway could boost tourism, freight and agriculture, according to a World Bank report, the government needs to undertake substantial reforms, including improving border clearance processes. ....

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