More trains, more seats: Ukraine, Poland strike deal to boost rail connectivity

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Poland and Ukraine have signed a deal to boost rail connectivity. Shutterstock

Ukrainian Railways, Poland’s State Railways (PKP SA) and the Polish PKP Group have signed a joint agreement to boost cooperation and strategic partnerships for developing cross-border rail from 2024 to 2026, according to Interfax.

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More trains, more seats: Ukraine, Poland strike deal to boost rail connectivity

Train passes over a bridge in Ukraine
Poland and Ukraine have signed a deal to boost rail connectivity. Shutterstock

Ukrainian Railways, Poland’s State Railways (PKP SA) and the Polish PKP Group have signed a joint agreement to boost cooperation and strategic partnerships for developing cross-border rail from 2024 to 2026, according to Interfax.

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