Trilateral Highway will link India, Myanmar and Thailand
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Trilateral Highway will link India, Myanmar and Thailand

The Kolkata-Bangkok Highway is expected to be completed in 2027. The Kolkata-Bangkok Highway, also known as the Trilateral Highway, is a major infrastructure project that will boost connectivity between India, Myanmar, and Thailand. The highway will go from Kolkata, India, to Bangkok, Thailand,...

The Kolkata-Bangkok Highway is expected to be completed in 2027. The Kolkata-Bangkok Highway, also known as the Trilateral Highway, is a major infrastructure project that will boost connectivity between India, Myanmar, and Thailand. The highway will go from Kolkata, India, to Bangkok, Thailand, passing through Myanmar, allowing better trade links and regional integration. Thailand will receive the shortest stretch of this 2,800 km long highway whereas India will have the longest coverage. This project, consistent with India’s Look East Policy, is part of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC). 

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