Take a Rail Belgium 2023 deep dive with our knowledge sessions

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The Pont des Allemands, a bridge over the river Meuse for line 24. Cédric Cecotti / Infrabel

On June 6 and 7, RailTech will be hosting RailTech Belgium 2023 in Brussels. The event will showcase the Belgian rail sector and put a spot light on all current developments. A separate knowledge session programme will also allow attendees to gather more specific and in-depth information from companies. Here’s how it works and what to expect.

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Take a Rail Belgium 2023 deep dive with our knowledge sessions

Pont des Allemands
The Pont des Allemands, a bridge over the river Meuse for line 24. Cédric Cecotti / Infrabel

On June 6 and 7, RailTech will be hosting RailTech Belgium 2023 in Brussels. The event will showcase the Belgian rail sector and put a spot light on all current developments. A separate knowledge session programme will also allow attendees to gather more specific and in-depth information from companies. Here’s how it works and what to expect.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

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