Siemens signs contract for Egypt’s first high-speed rail

Planned Egyptian high-speed rail
A lot of German involvement in Egypt's planned high-speed rail network. 2022, Siemens Mobility

Egypt’s first ever high-speed line is one step closer with the signing of the first contract with Siemens. It covers the initial 660 kilometres out of the 1800 kilometre rail network planned. Siemens Mobility will provide high-speed and regional trains, locomotives, rail infrastructure.

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Siemens signs contract for Egypt’s first high-speed rail

Planned Egyptian high-speed rail
A lot of German involvement in Egypt's planned high-speed rail network. 2022, Siemens Mobility

Egypt’s first ever high-speed line is one step closer with the signing of the first contract with Siemens. It covers the initial 660 kilometres out of the 1800 kilometre rail network planned. Siemens Mobility will provide high-speed and regional trains, locomotives, rail infrastructure.

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Author: Esther Geerts

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