A rendered image of the Canakkale 1915 Bridge. [Courtesy of Daelim and SK E&C]
A consortium involving South Korean and Turkish firms won a three billion US dollar deal to build the world's longest suspension bridge, officials said Friday.
The deal was signed in a ceremony attended by in Ankara, according to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. The 3.7-kilometer would be built by 2023 in Canakkale in the northwestern end of Turkey. The consortium involves South Korea's SK E&C and Daelim and two Turkish partners.
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