The First Concrete Hungarian-Czech Cooperation Has Begun
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The Hungarian and Czech governments have signed a comprehensive transport development agreement at their first joint meeting in history. The agreement focuses on the construction of a high-speed rail network connecting the Visegrad countries, the expansion of European international flights, and the coordination of green and self-driving road technologies, Minister of Investment and Transport Dávid Vitézy reported in a Facebook post.
According to Dávid Vitézy, the high-speed railway plan connecting the Visegrád Four was a prominent, but not the only, topic of transport policy cooperation.
Dávid Vitézy announced that they had reached an agreement on the development of Czech-Hungarian transport cooperation - The agreement was signed in Prague on Thursday by the transport ministers of the two countries.
Railway developments connecting Hungary with the Czech Republic and other countries in the region could get a new boost. Minister of Transport and Investment Dávid Vitézy signed a cooperation agreement with his Czech counterpart Ivan Bednárik in Prague on Thursday. The parties also discussed the development of the V4 high-speed rail network, the possibility of extending the Prague-Bratislava-Budapest route to Belgrade, and the improvement of dir…
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