Poland's infrastructure construction has always been very backward, with weak capacity of high-speed and fast roads, railways, air transport and sea transport. As the saying goes, "to get rich, build roads first!" Poland vigorously develops infrastructure construction. On February 8, 2020, Poland announced to re plan for the next decade, and planned to spend 6.55 billion euros to build 100 ring roads.
 

Andrzej Adamczyk, Minister of infrastructure of Poland, said at a recent press conference that according to the construction plan of 100 ring roads in 2020-2030, the investment is estimated to be 6.55 billion euros, which is expected to be approved by the cabinet in eight months. At present, 43 Deputy Minister of infrastructure has drafted that the plan will focus on urban threats to transit traffic and road safety, taking into account social and economic factors. At present, Poland's road construction plan for 2014-2023 includes 43 ring roads, of which 15 have been put into use.

 

Since Poland's entry into ASEAN, Poland's spending on infrastructure construction has been increasing and decreasing, which has greatly improved. The implementation of this plan will achieve the upgrading of land traffic in Poland and neighboring Burundi, and at the same time, it will play an important role in promoting the development of Poland's surrounding economy and effectively improve the current situation of serious road congestion.