Moscow-Vladivostok Road To Be Constructed By 2008

16.10.2001 07:21

Moscow, the capital of Russia, and a large far-eastern city of Vladivostok will be linked by a paved road by 2008, first deputy transport minister Igor Slyunyayev announced at a press conference in Moscow today. He noted that the total sum of necessary investments is estimated at 20 billion rubles ($678 million).

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