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Seem like Jiuhu can only attract Cina to build High Speed Rail? Cik Syed, if all cina pull out....kym?
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Kyodo News reported that the exit of Japanese firms from the project could open the door for Chinese companies to solidify their presence in the region.
The first high-speed rail in Southeast Asia was completed in 2023 in Indonesia and included the participation of Beijing’s China Railway International.
China also has another high-speed rail project currently underway in Thailand.
Apart from partnering with a Chinese firm, Kyodo News mentioned European firms as another potential bidder for the HSR project.
The first high-speed rail in Southeast Asia was completed in 2023 in Indonesia and included the participation of Beijing’s China Railway International.
China also has another high-speed rail project currently underway in Thailand.
Apart from partnering with a Chinese firm, Kyodo News mentioned European firms as another potential bidder for the HSR project.
The revived Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High-Speed Rail (HSR) will not involve Japanese firms, who have opted out of the project.
According to Kyodo News, Japanese companies like the Japan East Railway Co. had initially weighed up submitting a bid for the project — a proposal which would have seen the HSR utilise the Shinkansen bullet train system.
According to Kyodo News, Japanese companies like the Japan East Railway Co. had initially weighed up submitting a bid for the project — a proposal which would have seen the HSR utilise the Shinkansen bullet train system.
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