According to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, almost 70% of construction work on the ambitious India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway has been finished. India, Thailand, and Myanmar are constructing a 1,400-kilometer-long motorway that will connect the country to Southeast Asia by land and strengthen commerce, business, health, education, and tourism relations between the three countries.
“Around 70% of the project’s work is completed,” the minister of Road Transport and Highways told PTI in response to a question about the project’s progress.
Moreh in Manipur, India, would be linked to Mae Sot in Thailand via Myanmar via the highway. The minister did not specify a timetable for the trilateral highway’s completion and operationalization. The strategic highway project is being postponed. Previously, the government planned to open the route in December 2019.
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