China, Laos to build first high iron

China and Laos will build the first high-speed rail link between Laos, Thailand and Malaysia (reporter Guo Yuandan) early next year, China and Laos will start building the first high speed rail line between the two countries.　　Yesterday, Laos Deputy Prime Minister Lengsavad said at the seventh World High Speed Railway conference that the high-speed rail line would be completed in about 2014 years.　　Although the specific lines are not clear, the line may connect Kunming with Singapore, along the way through Laos, Thailand and Malaysia.　　China has already drawn up 3 high-speed rail projects across Central Asia, Russia and Southeast Asia, and has reached agreements with some countries such as Russia in the hope of completing them within 2025 years.　　The Central Asian line from Urumqi, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Iran, Turkey and other countries, to Eastern Europe to extend to Germany.　　Another from Heilongjiang, through the north of Russia, through Siberia, connected to western Europe. The Southeast Asia line is based in Kunming, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, arrived in Singapore.