Ministry of Transport: Last year, the investment in fixed assets in transportation was about 3.6 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 4% _ Oriental Fortune Net

According to China.com, the State Council Information Office held a press conference today.Li Xiaopeng, Minister of Transportation, said that in 2021, the Ministry of Transportation formulated and implemented the “14th Five-Year Plan” transportation development plan, and completed transportation throughout the year.Fixed asset investmentAbout 3.6 trillion yuan, an increase of 4% over the same period of the previous year. A large number of major projects such as the Sichuan-Tibet Railway and its supporting highways are progressing in an orderly manner; 4,000 kilometers of new railway lines were opened throughout the year, the total mileage of high-speed rail operations exceeded 40,000 kilometers, and the new expressways exceeded 8,000 kilometers. 168,000 kilometers; about 1,000 kilometers of new and improved high-grade waterways, and the mileage of high-grade waterways reached 16,200 kilometers; a total of 7 newly-certified civil transport airports, making a total of 248 nationally-certified civil transport airports; new The urban rail transit exceeds 1,000 kilometers, and the total operation of the national urban rail transit exceeds 8,000 kilometers.

In 2022, it is expected that more than 3,300 kilometers of new railway lines will be added, more than 8,000 kilometers of highways will be newly renovated and expanded, more than 700 kilometers of high-grade waterways will be added and improved, and 8 new certified civil transport airports will be added. The Ministry of Transport will continue to implement freshagricultural productsA series of policies such as “green channel”, and a series of policies such as helping enterprises to bail out.

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Original title: Ministry of Transportation: Last year, the investment in fixed assets in transportation was about 3.6 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 4%