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San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has officially completed the 17.93-km stretch of the Skyway 3 project, linking Southern and Northern Luzon. After many challenges this project faced in previous years, the dream of connecting north and south and providing an alternative to EDSA is now a reality,” San Miguel Corporation (SMC) president and chief operating officer Ramon S. [caption id="attachment_254314" align="aligncenter" width="720"] Photo credits: San Miguel Corporation[/caption] Travel time from SLEX to NLEX will now only take 20 minutes, which previously takes around three hours. The company is also eyeing to accomplish the northbound section of the Skyway Extension that will provide additional lanes and connect the South Luzon Expressway to Skyway near Susanna Heights and the Muntinlupa-Cavite Expressway before the end of 2020. After Telstra dropped its plans to enter PH telecoms market with San Miguel Corporation, it seems like another foreign identity is eyeing to penetrate the country and team up with SMC. Telenor Group, a Norway-based multinational telecom provider, apparently already expressed their interest to conglomerate with San Miguel Corporation even before Telstra did. The news the other day is a little welcome surprise -- San Miguel Corp. According to reports from AFP, San Miguel will be doing joint venture with Qatar Telecom in introducing internet and mobile services in the country. Read more in our articles including "SMC completes Skyway Stage 3 project, soon to be operational" and "As Telstra backs out, Telenor wants in with San Miguel".