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Agreement with Germany: More and Faster Trains to Berlin

The number of trains between the Netherlands and Germany must increase and travel times must decrease, according to the governments of both countries. On Tuesday, State Secretary Annet Bertram (Infrastructure, CDA) agreed with German Transport Minister Steffen Bilger to cooperate more closely in the field of rail. In a joint statement, they specifically mention the connections between Amsterdam and Berlin, Hamburg, and Frankfurt.

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The number of trains between the Netherlands and Germany must increase and travel times must decrease, according to the governments of both countries. On Tuesday, State Secretary Annet Bertram (Infrastructure, CDA) agreed with German Transport Minister Steffen Bilger to cooperate more closely in the field of rail. In a joint statement, they specifically mention the connections between Amsterdam and Berlin, Hamburg, and Frankfurt.

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Faster by train to Berlin, Hamburg or Frankfurt, and preferably a lot more often. If it were up to the Netherlands and Germany, train traffic between the two countries will be significantly increased. State Secretary Annet Bertram (Infrastructure) and German Transport Minister Steffen Bilger agreed on Tuesday to tackle the railway obstacles.

THE HAGUE (ANP) - The number of trains between the Netherlands and Germany must increase and travel times must decrease, according to the governments of both countries. State Secretary Annet Bertram (Infrastructure, CDA) agreed with German Transport Minister Steffen Bilger on Tuesday to cooperate more closely...

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Reformatorisch Dagblad broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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