Southern Armenia Railway – an Arabic investment in Southern Caucasus
Armenia has a vital role in the development of new infrastructures and transport corridors, of projects connecting the Caspian Sea […]
February 2013
Hungary interested in developing railway infrastructure capacity
Hungary focuses on the development of railway infrastructure for urban passenger transport, but also for providing direct railway connections from […]
Poland upgrades important railway section
Poland will upgrade an important railway line using funds from the European Union. The support thus granted amounts to EUR […]
Another success for Austria: Vienna-St. Pölten railway
In 2012, Austrian Railways celebrated 175 years of existence, a period marked by the construction, reconstruction, modernisation and development of […]
Launch of railway projects puts Serbia among EU member states
Although it has the statute of EU candidate country, Serbia tries to align its railway transport system to European standards. […]
Latvia emphasises the importance of the railway network electrification
The European Union will co-finance with EUR 1.4 Million, by means of the TEN-T Programme, a preliminary feasibility study for […]
PPPs pave the way for railway infrastructure development
Public private partnerships consist in the financing, design, development and operation of services and facilities of the public sector and […]
Reducing the financing of infrastructure projects is not an acceptable solution
The transport importance both at national and at international level needs no more presentation and no argument in its favour. […]
Structural funds, economic growth potential thrown out the window
Difficulties in implementing public procurement legislation, non-correlating projects to the national economic situation and management problems are only few of […]
“Apple of Discord”…in European railways
Long-awaited, both criticized and acclaimed, the Forth Railway Package “is introduced” as the legislative package which should solve most of […]