Ineco will carry out the feasibility studies for the future high speed line that will link Egypt’s capital city Cairo and Luxor. This corridor of over 600 km will connect the two most important cities of the country, boosting its tourism infrastructure. With this important agreement, Ineco lays its international
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Infrastructure manager PKP Polish Railway Lines (PKP PLK) plans to intensify the modernisation works of all freight dedicated lines, aiming to increase transport speed and to eliminate limitations and axle load restrictions. In addition, the company will carry out rail connectivity projects for the Polish Baltic ports of Gdynia, Gdańsk, Szczecin and Świnoujście. Investments will include extensive reconstruction
The Spanish government plans to invest in the next four years EUR 1.26 bn in improving the suburban railway system, both infrastructure and rolling stock. It is the most important investment made in commuter rail transport since the launch of the service 20 years ago. According to Development Minister Ana Pastor,
PKP Polish Railway Lines (PKP PLK) signed a PLN 770 thousand contract with IDOM Ingenieria y Consultoria – IDOM Inżynieria Architektura i Doradztwo Sp. consortium for the preparation of the detailed documentation for the reconstruction of four railway stations on Ożarów – Warszawa Gdańska – Mińsk Mazowiecki route. The project also includes the construction of a
The European Commission adopted last week the 2014-2020 Operational Programme for “Transport” in the Czech Republic, for the improvement of transport infrastructures across the country. Almost EUR 2.4 billion (51% of the budget) will be invested in infrastructure for railway and other modes of sustainable transport. With a total budget of €5.4 billion,
EVRAZ will supply 2,000 tonnes of high quality 54 E1 rails for the SkyPark Terminal at the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, a gateway to Kuala Lumpur city. The rails will be produced at EVRAZ West-Siberian Steel plant (EVRAZ ZSMK) and will be shipped to Malaysia by the end of the third quarter
NATO’s increasing presence in the Baltic countries and its high volumes of military cargo transported by rail could trigger between EUR 0.5 and EUR 1 million long term investments in developing Latvia’s railway infrastructure and rolling stock fleet, stated the President of Latvian Railways (LDz), Ugis Magonis during a strategic meeting with Latvian
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, European Commission Vice President Kristalina Georgieva, Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova and Transport Minister Ivaylo Moskovski celebrated on the 8th of May the inauguration of a new section of Sofia’s metro line, connecting Mladost 1 residential district to Sofia Business Park in the Mladost 4. The 3km long new extension
The Akimat of Astana, represented by Astana LRT LLP, signed a Framework Agreement on implementation of New Transport System of Astana, LRT – 1st phase with a Chinese Consortium formed of China Railway International Group Ltd and Beijing State-Owned Assets Management Co., Ltd. The agreement provides arrangements between the parties within a number of issues about
On the 9th of May, Russia and China signed agreements on forms of cooperation and financing models for the Moscow-Kazan high-speed rail link, the Moscow-Beijing Eurasian high-speed transport corridor priority project, and projects to build a railway linking Elegest, Kyzyl and Kuragino to the Far East port. “We are developing our cooperation in the transport sector. China is ready to invest around 300 billion rubles to finance