Hungary Unveils EUR 10 Billion Railway Modernisation: New Trains, Airport Rail Link and Faster Journeys Promised!
The plan includes 35 new InterCity trainsets, 42 suburban trains and renovations at Hungary’s 10 busiest stations, officials said.
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Hungary unveils EUR 10 billion railway modernisation: New trains, airport rail link and faster journeys promised!
The Hungarian government has unveiled what it describes as one of the largest railway development programmes in the country’s history, committing around HUF 3,550 billion (EUR 9.8 billion) to modernising the national rail network by 2035.Continue reading
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ussanews.comGovernment Unveils Decade-Long Baross Gábor Railway Development Plan
The Hungarian government has launched the Baross Gábor Railway Development Plan, a long-term investment programme worth up to 3.55 trillion forints aimed at modernizing the country’s rail network and reversing decades of underinvestment. Speaking at Budapest’s Rákospalota-Újpest railway station, Prime Minister Péter Magyar said the government had approved the programme at last week’s cabinet meeting. He described railway development as not only …
The Gábor Baross Program will be announced by the government soon, but we have already learned some details in advance. They will take up familiar projects, developing the section between Székesfehérvár and Lake Balaton, several local and international lines, and the vehicle fleet.
The domestic political events of the past few days have been dominated by the search for a new president of the republic, after Judit Polgár refused to be nominated, which political analyst Gábor Török called the Tisza government's first political failure. The nomination process thus continued at Tuesday's session of parliament, but the deputies also discussed several important proposals. On Wednesday, Prime Minister Péter Magyar and Minister of…
A long-term development program aimed at the comprehensive renewal of the Hungarian railways is being launched in Hungary.
The Gábor Baross Program is launched.
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